Kusha Kapila
Bollywood actress and social media influencer Kusha Kapila is often in the headlines. Recently, the standup camedian showed the show with Raina and made such a rost that the ruckus continued for 1 month. Kusha Kapila severely criticized Raina’s jokes and later shared his ideas about it. However, after a while, the matter became quiet. But now Kusha Kapila’s anger has erupted on another standup comedian. Kusha Kapila, while sharing the clip of the video of this standup comedian, has reprimanded her for making lewd comments towards women. Kusha Kapila took the standup comedian’s words seriously and reprimanded it as a very insult.
What is the whole matter?
Actually, some time ago a video of a standup was released from a YouTube channel named Kaviraj. This video went viral within a few hours and got more than 3 million views. In this video, a standup comedian named Kaviraj joined women and was very viral. Now a few days after the video, some other social media alleged influencers criticized it and described the comedian’s jokes as derogator. Now Kusha Kapila has also objected to this video by taking a screenshot in his Instagram story. In which Kusha Kapila said about some words that they are wrong and such words should not be used.
Kusha Kapila erupted on these statements
Kusha objected to this video and wrote, ‘Look, the comedian realizes the results of his words. He is saying to get the same response as he is getting. He will not change his opinion. But the most sad thing is that the huge support she is getting, the donations that they are getting, and the culture that she is promoting with her words is dangerous and is pushing us back decades. This is the same story. In my seven years of material construction, I have seen this cycle repeating. No matter how much female artists can rally, against such inferior thinking, this keeps happening and only one thing we can continue is to end it. This is also lazy writing, most comics and writers will tell you that it is the lowest hanging fruit. I am just afraid to think about this, how will the people who are paying it, how will they work with women in real life?
