A Twitter user shared a clip of Ranveer alleging that the actor misbehaved with him on the streets.
A few months ago Virat Kohli’s video where Anushka was screaming at a man littering on road went viral and drew mixed reactions from fans. And now seems like Anushka’s rumoured ex-boyfriend Ranveer Singh is following her footsteps.
Yes, recently, Ranveer was caught shouting at a man from his car for rash driving on road. Check out this video
Badtameez insaaan
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Baat karne ki tameez nahi tum jaise insaan ko ye bhi nahi pata ki kisi ki maa bahan ke saamne itni gaali kon deta hai pagal insaan agar yahi attitude raha to jaldi hi sadak par aa jayega pahle loge se baat karne ki tameez seekh phir hero bannaa flop actor- pic.twitter.com/KgZqnFfE8e
Isn’t it shocking?
A Twitter user shared a clip of Ranveer alleging that the actor misbehaved with him on the streets. In his caption, the man also claimed that he abused him in front of his family. However in the video the entire exchange isn’t audible.
Meanwhile talking about Ranveer, on the work front, he has two films in the pipeline including Karan Johar and Rohit Shetty’s ‘Simmba’ opposite Sara Ali Khan and Zoya Akhtar’s ‘Gully Boy’ opposite Alia Bhatt. ‘Simmba’s is releasing on 28th December 2018, while Gully Boy is hitting the screens on 14th February 2019.
Coming back to his controversial video, we wonder is the Twitter user trying to gain publicity through this video or Ranveer was actually abusing him? Do let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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