A recent episode of The Kapil Sharma Show has set social media abuzz after Bollywood actor Parmeet Sethi made a rather unconventional comparison involving legendary filmmaker SS Rajamouli. The comment, which quickly escalated into a major talking point across entertainment circles, has everyone from fans to celebrities reacting.
The 'Mooli' Remark That Started It All
During the popular comedy show, Parmeet Sethi, known for his role in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, referred to the Oscar-winning director of RRR as "mooli from the South." The seemingly casual comment immediately caught attention, with many viewers questioning whether the comparison was meant to be humorous or carried deeper implications.
Archana Puran Singh's Damage Control Goes Viral
As the segment's resident judge and prominent personality, Archana Puran Singh quickly stepped in with what can only be described as masterful damage control. In a moment that's now gone viral across social media platforms, Archana playfully apologized "if Rajamouli sir is watching," adding her signature comedic timing to diffuse the potentially awkward situation.
Social Media Erupts With Mixed Reactions
The internet has been divided in its response to the incident:
- Supporters of Rajamouli expressed disappointment at what they perceived as disrespect toward the celebrated filmmaker
- Fans of the show argued it was all in good fun and typical of the program's lighthearted nature
- Neutral observers have been analyzing the cultural context of such comparisons in Indian entertainment
Why This Matters in Bollywood Circles
SS Rajamouli's global recognition following RRR's Oscar win has made him one of the most respected figures in Indian cinema. Any comments about him, especially from fellow industry professionals, naturally attract significant attention. This incident highlights the delicate balance between humor and respect in public discourse about celebrated artists.
The episode serves as yet another example of how quickly offhand comments can become national talking points in today's digital age, especially when they involve personalities of Rajamouli's stature.
