'I respect what she did': Kartik Aaryan on Deepika Padukone visiting JNU campus

Pati Patni Aur Woh actor Kartik Aaryan during a recent interview came to call at the support of Deepika and said that he respects her for visiting JNU.

'I respect what she did': Kartik Aaryan on Deepika Padukone visiting JNU campus

Deepika Padukone, during a surprise move, visited Nehru University (JNU) on Tuesday night and stood in solidarity with the scholars who were protesting against the violence at the campus.

Her visit was seen during a different light by everyone, however, Pati Patni Aur Woh actor Kartik Aaryan during a recent interview came to call at the support of Deepika and said that he respects her for what she did.

"Of course, I respect what Deepika did yesterday and that I hope tons of individuals would get up and tons of citizens should come ahead and mention it. Strict actions are needed. The way this stuff is happening, this is often not our country, this stuff shouldn't happen here. I actually hope strict actions are taken," he said.

Kartik further said that police must take strict actions and nobody should feel scared of beginning to talk about the matter. "I saw the video and therefore the way they entered the campus or the video during which ... (refers to the video of Aishe Ghosh bleeding) again, it causes you to ...I just think this is often a very bad atmosphere immediately and it's necessary to require action," he added.

Many Bollywood celebrities like Anurag Kashyap, Pooja Bhatt, Anubhav Sinha, Richa Chadha, Lisa Ray, Vishal Dadlani, and Sudhir Mishra also appreciated Deepika for supporting the scholars and standing up for them, however, Kangana Ranaut's sister Rangoli Chandel tagged her move as an act of publicity.

In a series of tweets, Rangoli slammed Deepika and said that the Padmaavat actress isn't curious about JNU students, only money.

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