Mumbai : MNS and Shiv Sena have taken an aggressive stance against singer Jaan Kumar Sanu, who insulted Marathi in the Bigg Boss program. After this, the ‘Colors’ channel, which broadcasts the Bigg Boss program, has written a letter to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray apologizing. “We apologize for hurting the feelings of the people of Maharashtra,” Colors said in a letter to the chief minister.
In the 14th season of Bigg Boss, Nikki Tamboli and Jan Kumar Sanu had an argument. At that time Nikki Tamboli was speaking in Marathi. Jaan expressed his anger over that. I am annoyed with the Marathi language, said Jaan. On this, MNS has taken an aggressive stance and given a direct warning to Jaan. The Shiv Sena demanded the expulsion of Jaan. After this, Colors wrote a letter to the Chief Minister apologizing.
There have been some objections to the Bigg Boss episode that aired on October 27. Taking note of this, steps have been taken to remove the relevant parts from all the episodes. We apologize if the statement regarding Marathi language has hurt the feelings of the people of Maharashtra. We respect the Marathi audience. We respect all the speeches in India, ‘Colors said in a letter to the Chief Minister.
MNS’s aggressive role; Direct warning to Jaan Kumar Sanu
‘Jaan Kumar Sanu… If you live in Mumbai, I will see how your career turns out now. Now, I guarantee that you will get annoyed soon. Soon we Marathi will soon hit you. And a channel like Colors actually wanted to omit this scene, but it was better not to edit, to understand what the faces of traitors are like.” Khopkar said in a tweet.
मुंबईत राहून तर आता तुझं करिअर कसं बनतं जान सानू तेच बघतो आता मी.लवकरच तुला स्वत:ची चीड येईल ही माझी गॅरंटी. तुला थोबडवनार लवकरच आता आम्ही मराठी.
आणि कलर्ससारख्या वाहिनीने खरंतर हा सीन वगळायला हवा होता, पण एडिट केलं नाही ते बरं झालं, गद्दारांची तोंडं कशी असतात ते समजलं.— Ameya Khopkar (@MNSAmeyaKhopkar) October 28, 2020
Who is Jaan Kumar Sanu?
Jaan Kumar Sanu’s original name is Jayesh Bhattacharya. He is the son of famous singer Kumar Sanu. “I want to follow in my father’s footsteps in the music industry, so I put his name next to my name,” Jaan told the Telegraph.