Akshay Kumar has been the target of people ever since he advertised the brand Pan Masala. Akshay Kumar was criticized a lot on social media, after which the actor also apologized to the people by sharing a long post on Twitter. But even after apologizing, many people trolled Akshay Kumar, after which now the stars of the film world are coming forward in support of the actor. Milind Soman has made a tweet in support of Akshay Kumar, on which people are also reacting.
Actually, after Akshay Kumar’s apology, Milind Soman has made a tweet, giving his opinion, saying that what Akshay Kumar has done is absolutely right. Milind Soman wrote, ‘Akshay, you made the right choice, whatever the reason !’ Now people are also giving their feedback on this tweet of Milind Soman. One user wrote, ‘Whatever the reason, means you know the reason.’ Another user wrote, ‘He is trying to justify the wrong choice, is there any film coming?’
@akshaykumar 👍 you made the right choice, whatever the reason !
— Milind Usha Soman (@milindrunning) April 21, 2022
Ajay Devgan has defended
Before Milind Soman, Ajay Devgan and Laxman Sunil Lahiri have come in support of Akshay Kumar. Along with Akshay, Ajay Devgan and Shahrukh Khan have also appeared in the same Paan Masala ad. On the ruckus in the name of Akshay Kumar, Ajay Devgan had said, ‘This is elaichi ad. If the product is so bad, then it should not be sold at all. At the same time, Laxman Sunil Lahiri has to say that Akshay Kumar is a gentleman and the post with apology is proof of this.
However, Pahlaj Nihalani was furious after watching Akshay Kumar’s pan masala ad. He said that I firmly believe that where Akshay Kumar tells a common man to spend money on sanitary pads instead of smoking cigarettes, he should be removed from films from now on. The government should seriously consider this matter. On one hand, a well-known superstar is asking the public not to spend on cigarettes. On the other hand, the same actor is also advising to eat pan masala. All this is very confusing for the public.
