Priyanka Chopra has courted a lot of controversies, recently, this time also when she said her movie 'Pahuna' was a ground-breaking achievement in a state like Sikkim brought a lot of criticism on social media. And Twitteratis chose to troll her.
A recent interview of Priyanka Chopra landed her in a trouble on social media for which she apologised later.
While talking about how Pahuna was a ground-breaking achievement in a state like Sikkim, she said, "Sikkim is a small state in the North-east of India which never had a film industry or anyone who made films from the region. This is the first film ever that's come out of that region, because it's very troubled with insurgency and troubling situations."
Well, this didn’t go well with the Twitteratis and they were not ready to forgive her as apart from this, the actress is also being called out for claiming that her film is the first Sikkimese film.
Sikkim is one of the most peaceful states, dear Priyanka. We don't have any insurgency here. Plz comment responsibly.@priyankachopra
— Santosh Subba (@sonupondhak) September 13, 2017
OMG ~ That's so SAD ~ Probably the reel life #MaryKom mistook #Sikkim for #Manipur ---
— Karma Bhutia (@iambhutia) September 13, 2017
strongly condemn the statements of @priyankachopra against #Sikkim
— Shubham Tamang (@ShubhamTamang) September 14, 2017
Shame on you #PriyankaChopra
@priyankachopra If you have no idea about Sikkim, don't speak about it then. "Big star"
— YESHI DORJEE BHUTIA (@ydbhutia) September 14, 2017
#PriyankaChopra must apologise to people of Sikkim ! Get ur facts straight !
— pb (@primulab) September 13, 2017
Our bread and butter is #tourism. Do you know how adversely you have marred it ? Tk responsibility @priyankachopra #sikkim #PriyankaChopra
— zheelspeaks (@zheelspeaks) September 13, 2017
However, later, Priyanka Chopra tendered an apology to the Sikkim government.
This is not the first time earlier also, Priyanka has courted a lot of controversies for which has been trolled on social media.
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