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Singer Sona Mohapatra condemned the protests outside Ujjain’s Mahakaleshwar temple against ‘Brahmastra’ actors Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt. Taking to Twitter, she expressed her concern that the country might descend into ‘mob rule’. She slammed the protesters and said that they were setting a ‘sick and dangerous’ precedent and there was nothing heroic about their act. 
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt were scheduled to visit the Mahakaleshwar temple on Tuesday along with director Ayan Mukerji. Members of Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad staged protests against them over Ranbir’s old comment on eating beef, a video of which recently resurfaced online.  
Ayan had shared his thoughts on the incident during a media interaction in Delhi. He said ‘I had gone to Mahakaleshwar temple before my motion poster released. And, I had told myself that I would definitely come here before the release of my film. And, both Ranbir and Alia were keen to come with me. But, when we reached there and heard about this, I felt bad about what happened there. And, then I told Ranbir and Alia to let me go alone. I went there to seek blessings and energy for the film.’ 
‘Brahmastra’ is backed by Dharma Productions. It also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna and Mouni Roy in pivotal roles. The film is scheduled to release on Friday (September 9). 
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'Brahmastra' Row: Sona Mohapatra condemned the protests against Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt

Sona Mohapatra condemns the protests against the Brahmastra actors 

Taking to Twitter she expressed her concerns and also slammed the protesters. The film 'Brahmastra' is scheduled to release on September 9

Singer Sona Mohapatra condemned the protests outside Ujjain&rsquo;s Mahakaleshwar temple against &lsquo;Brahmastra&rsquo; actors Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt. Taking to Twitter, she expressed her concern that the country might descend into &lsquo;mob rule&rsquo;. She slammed the protesters and said that they were setting a &lsquo;sick and dangerous&rsquo; precedent and there was nothing heroic about their act.&nbsp;
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt were scheduled to visit the Mahakaleshwar temple on Tuesday along with director Ayan Mukerji. Members of Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad staged protests against them over Ranbir&rsquo;s old comment on eating beef, a video of which recently resurfaced online. &nbsp;
Ayan had shared his thoughts on the incident during a media interaction in Delhi. He said &lsquo;I had gone to Mahakaleshwar temple before my motion poster released. And, I had told myself that I would definitely come here before the release of my film. And, both Ranbir and Alia were keen to come with me. But, when we reached there and heard about this, I felt bad about what happened there. And, then I told Ranbir and Alia to let me go alone. I went there to seek blessings and energy for the film.&rsquo;&nbsp;
&lsquo;Brahmastra&rsquo; is backed by Dharma Productions. It also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna and Mouni Roy in pivotal roles. The film is scheduled to release on Friday (September 9).&nbsp;
Also Read|<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/brahmastra-row-first-reaction-of-director-ayan-mukerji-on-ujjain-protests-1662563143026"> 'Brahmastra' row: First reaction of director Ayan Mukerji on Ujjain protests</a>

Ayan Mukerji's upcoming venture 'Brahmastra' has been in news for quite some time and mostly for the wrong reasons. Recently, the director along with the leading cast Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt visited Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain. However, both the lead stars were not allowed to enter the temple premises over Ranbir’s old statement on being a fan of beef. 
Now, in a press conference held in Delhi,  film's director Ayan talked about the protests and the ongoing demand of boycotting the film. Answering a question about the protests, he said, 'I have to request you that I want to answer this question. I want to take this question because today we are here to talk about Brahmastra.  In Madhya Pradesh, I was feeling really bad that Ranbir and Alia did not come with me for darshan to Mahakaleshwar temple. I had gone to Mahakal before the release of Brahmastra’s motion poster. That time also I was coming to Delhi and I had told myself that before the release of the film, I’d definitely go again and both of them (Ranbir-Alia) very keen to come with me.'
The filmmaker continued, 'Till the end, they were very keen that they will come but when we reached there and we heard about this, I felt that let me go alone, eventually I had gone to seek blessings and energy for the film and that blessing is for everybody. I did not want to take Alia there in the current condition so I went alone. I felt very bad and when I went I did feel that they could have also come and gotten their darshans.'
The film, which releases on September 9, also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Mouni Roy and Nagarjuna.
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'Brahmastra' row: First reaction of director Ayan Mukerji on Ujjain protests, says 'felt bad for Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor'

Ranbir and Alia faced protests in Ujjain on Tuesday over the former's comment on being a fan of beef. 

Ayan Mukherji along with the leading cast Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt visited Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain. However, both the lead stars were not allowed to enter the temple premises over Ranbir&rsquo;s old statement on beef.

Ayan Mukerji's upcoming venture 'Brahmastra' has been in news for quite some time and mostly for the wrong reasons. Recently, the director along with the leading cast Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt visited Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain. However, both the lead stars were not allowed to enter the temple premises over Ranbir&rsquo;s old statement on being a fan of beef.&nbsp;
Now, in a press conference held in Delhi, &nbsp;film's director <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/brahmastra-ayan-mukerji-shares-bts-of-the-films-shoot-says-it-was-emotional-to-see-ready-version-1662360577561">Ayan</a> talked about the protests and the ongoing demand of boycotting the film. Answering a question about the protests, he said, 'I have to request you that I want to answer this question. I want to take this question because today we are here to talk about Brahmastra. &nbsp;In Madhya Pradesh, I was feeling really bad that Ranbir and Alia did not come with me for darshan to Mahakaleshwar temple. I had gone to Mahakal before the release of Brahmastra&rsquo;s motion poster. That time also I was coming to Delhi and I had told myself that before the release of the film, I&rsquo;d definitely go again and both of them (Ranbir-Alia) very keen to come with me.'
The filmmaker continued, 'Till the end, they were very keen that they will come but when we reached there and we heard about this, I felt that let me go alone, eventually I had gone to seek blessings and energy for the film and that blessing is for everybody. I did not want to take Alia there in the current condition so I went alone. I felt very bad and when I went I did feel that they could have also come and gotten their darshans.'
The film, which releases on September 9, also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Mouni Roy and Nagarjuna.
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