Kangana Ranaut Criticises Parents Of The Kid With Placard That Read ‘Can I Take Vamika On Date?’

The viral sign that a young child held up a few days ago during an IPL game has prompted Kangana Ranaut to react.

A picture of a little boy holding a sign supporting Virat Kohli went viral.

Source : Instagram (kanganaranaut)

New Delhi: The viral sign that a young child held up a few days ago during an IPL game has prompted Kangana Ranaut to react. A picture of a little boy holding a sign supporting Virat Kohli went viral on social media during the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) match versus MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings (CSK).

To Virat and his actor-wife Anushka Sharma, the kid holding the sign made a particular request.

"Hi Virat uncle. Can I take Vamika on a date?" the placard read. 

The parents of the young person who raised the now-viral banner during an IPL game are called out by Kangana Ranaut. The actor posted a message in Hindi on Twitter in response to the child's widely shared photo.

"Massom baccho ko yeh behuda baate na sikhaaye, issey aap modern ya cool nahi ashlil or ffol lagte ho (Don't teach these nonsense to innocent children, it makes you look vulgar and foolish, not modern or cool)," the tweet read. 

मासूम बच्चों को ये बेहूदा बातें ना सीखायें, इससे आप मॉडर्न या कूल नहीं अश्लील और फूल लगते हो। https://t.co/dGC7OmOPvM

— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) April 20, 2023

Kangana's remark was met with positive comments from a few of her fans. 

some parents try to fulfill their unfulfilled achievements through their kids!!
But this is unbelievable….
Utter गटर behaviour

— Mohini Srinivasan (@mohinisrinivas) April 20, 2023

True, Kids are very impressionable and exaggerate everything in their minds. Parents unknowingly end up messing up with them with things like this

— 𝒱𝒿 (@eternal_vj) April 20, 2023

Kids are innocent they learn from atmosphere around them it's parents duty to give them good atmosphere and good values for life.

— kangana admirer (@kanganaadmirer) April 20, 2023

The picture caused controversy on the internet, where many criticised the boy's parents for making such a 'insensitive' request in an effort to garner publicity.