Sonu Sood called Kangana Ranaut’s ‘generation gutter’ statement shameful, said- one should speak thoughtfully.

Sonu Sood On Kangana Ranaut: Film actress and Bharatiya Janata Party MP Kangana Ranaut is continuously targeting Gen-G students protesting in the NEET paper issue. In one post, he even called Gen-G female students “Generation Gutter”. There was a lot of controversy over Kangana’s statement. Meanwhile, actor Sonu Sood has also reacted to Kangana’s statements regarding Gen-Z women protesters. Sonu said that if he has said this then it is shameful. He said that this is why it is said that one should always speak thoughtfully.

Sonu Sood during a press conference Kangana When asked about his statements, he said bluntly, “If it has been said then I think it is a shameful thing, it should not be said. One does not speak just like that to weigh things down. It is very important that you speak thoughtfully, because the public is another form of God.”

“Youth is what makes you actors”

sonu sood He further says, “All the young people are there, they are the ones who make the actors. They are the ones who take you to this point. As long as they are with you, you will be there. If they are not there, then you know, there will be trouble. That is why everyone should be taken along. No matter what your profession is. You are an actor, a doctor, or anyone else, as long as people are associated with you. Till then, your existence only matters in this world.”

Kangana targets women protesters

This matter started when Kangana raised questions on the pictures of Jantar Mantar protest site and targeted the protesters. After this, he targeted women in another post and wrote, “The most shameful thing for those young Hindu women is that they want to imitate those women who have independent careers. Independent women move away from the beaten path, take rebellious decisions and also handle responsibilities themselves. They do not do this at the expense of their parents or family, but they have to do it on their own.”

Called women ‘generation gutter’

She writes, “There are some so-called Western-looking Indian women, whom I call ‘Generation Gutter’. Some of them have nothing to offer the system. They are not good at studies. But they are very cheap and corrupt, so they can’t even become housewives.” After this, in the post he accused the girls of flaunting drugs and drinks.