Arjun Rampal and Kangana Ranaut have been selling their upcoming motion thriller Dhaakad, additionally starring Divya Dutta. Arjun, who is usually media shy, weighed in on Ajay Devgn-Kiccha Sudeep Twitter row concerning Hindi.
In an interview with Indian Today, Arjun mentioned, “India is a very diverse, secular and colorful country with so many different languages, cultures, festivals and religions. We all live here together peacefully and happily. I think language is nothing. What’s most important for me is the emotion. I think Hindi has been our national language and we should respect that. And it is spoken the most and understood the most in this diverse country to communicate. But that is not taking away from any other language.”
Arjun additionally lauded India’s range and its wealthy tradition and shared that he believes that every one languages ​​and cultures ought to be celebrated. “Since we stay in such a various nation, it could be nice to imbibe all people’s completely different cultures. Learn a bit little bit of Tamil, be taught a bit little bit of Telugu. I’ve been to Tamil Nadu to review, so I picked up fairly a little bit of Tamil after I was there. And once you go to Punjab and stay there for a couple of months, I’ve been capturing there, so that you choose up a whole lot of Punjabi. Or in the event you go to Gujarat, you choose up Gujarati. I stay in Maharashtra, so I do know Marathi. It’s superb and there is enjoyment in all these languages. We ought to have fun them.”
At the trailer launch of Dhaakad, when Kangana Ranaut was requested about her ideas on the nationwide language debate, she had mentioned Sanskrit ought to be India’s nationwide language.
“If you ask me which language ought to be the nationwide language, then I believe it ought to be Sanskrit. Sanskrit is older than Kannada, Tamil, Gujarati or Hindi. All these languages ​​have come from Sanskrit. Then why hasn’t Sanskrit develop into the nationwide language and Hindi has? I haven’t got a solution to this. These are the selections taken at the moment (when the Constitution was written).”
Kangana and Arjun’s Dhaakad, directed by debutante filmmaker Razneesh Ghai, is scheduled to launch in theaters on May 20.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
