Anurag Kashyap apologizes amid protests over Brahmin remarks
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has started protesting against Brahmins after he made a derogatory statement against Brahmins. He has apologised, but people are raising questions about his caste. According to the information available on Google, Anurag Kashyap belongs to the Rajput community. However, there has been no official confirmation about his caste. This is only based on the claims being made on Google and social media.
These days, filmmaker Anurag Kashyap is badly stuck with his upcoming film Phule. He made a derogatory statement against Brahmins on social media, after which his protest started across the country. People have filed police complaints against them. However, in view of the controversies, Anurag Kashyap apologized. But in the midst of all this, there is a question that Anurag Kashyap himself belongs to which caste, so let's know.
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Anurag Kashyap had made an objectionable remark against Brahmins, which has sparked a stir across the country. People are filing FIRs with the police. At the same time, after his statement, those who work with him are being targeted. His family members and associates are constantly receiving threats. A case has also been filed against him in Rajasthan. Keshav Dadhich, youth president of the International Brahmin Mahasangh, and others reached the Bajaj Nagar police station. He filed an application to lodge an FIR against Kashyap. People say that Kashyap has said things like urinating on Brahmins, which is very wrong.
Welcome with shoes
Angry people say that we will not allow the film Phule to be released in Rajasthan. People of the society say that if Anurag Kashyap comes to Rajasthan, we will welcome him with shoes. Meanwhile, advocate Pachlangia said that nowadays people speak against the Brahmin society to polish their politics. He also said that his films are not doing well so he has dared to speak against the Brahmin.
Who is Anurag Kashyap?
Anurag Kashyap was born on 10 September 1972 in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. His father's name is Prakash Singh. He retired as Chief Engineer from Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited. Prakash Singh used to work at the Obra Thermal Power Station in Sonbhadra district near Varanasi. According to the information available on Google, Anurag Kashyap belongs to the Rajput community. However, there has been no official confirmation about his caste. This is only based on the claims being made on Google and social media.