Ranbir Kapoor Apologises For Dussehra Speech Gaffe After Saying Truth And Goodness Would "End"
Ranbir Kapoor apologised after a Dussehra speech gaffe in Kolkata, where he mistakenly said truth and goodness would “end”, before joking with a Rockstar reference.
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Actor Ranbir Kapoor apologised after a slip of the tongue during a Dussehra event at Salt Lake Central Park in Kolkata became a talking point online.
While speaking about the triumph of good over evil, Kapoor mistakenly said that truth and goodness would “end”, reversing the meaning of the message he was trying to convey.
The remark drew attention online, prompting the actor to address the mistake. He apologised for the slip of the tongue and used a line from his film Rockstar to joke about the incident.
Referring to the song Jo Bhi Main, Kapoor said, “Jo bhi main kehna chahoon, barbaad kare alfaaz mere.” The lyric translates roughly to, “Whatever I want to say, my words end up ruining it.”
The reference allowed Kapoor to acknowledge his mistake through a song from his own film as he addressed the gaffe.
The incident took place during the Dussehra celebrations in Kolkata, where Kapoor was speaking about the festival’s message of good defeating evil.
Ranbir Kapoor Apologises For Dussehra Speech Gaffe After Saying Truth And Goodness Would "End"
Ranbir Kapoor apologised after a Dussehra speech gaffe in Kolkata, where he mistakenly said truth and goodness would “end”, before joking with a Rockstar reference.
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Actor Ranbir Kapoor apologised after a slip of the tongue during a Dussehra event at Salt Lake Central Park in Kolkata became a talking point online.
While speaking about the triumph of good over evil, Kapoor mistakenly said that truth and goodness would “end”, reversing the meaning of the message he was trying to convey.
The remark drew attention online, prompting the actor to address the mistake. He apologised for the slip of the tongue and used a line from his film Rockstar to joke about the incident.
Referring to the song Jo Bhi Main, Kapoor said, “Jo bhi main kehna chahoon, barbaad kare alfaaz mere.” The lyric translates roughly to, “Whatever I want to say, my words end up ruining it.”
The reference allowed Kapoor to acknowledge his mistake through a song from his own film as he addressed the gaffe.
The incident took place during the Dussehra celebrations in Kolkata, where Kapoor was speaking about the festival’s message of good defeating evil.
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