Hrithik Roshan confirms postponing Super 30 to avoid toxic ‘mental’ violence

We all have been witness to Kangana Ranaut stirring up controversies and dragging celebrities in her conversations with the media unnecessarily. But of late, it’s her younger sister Rangoli Chandel who has been grabbing all the attention because of her bold and outspoken nature. After taking a jibe at Deepika Padukone, yesterday (May 8), she bombarded Hrithik Roshan on social media. Well, if you’ve been living under a rock then let us tell you that Hrithik and Kangana have bad blood against each other and have been at loggerheads for years now.

Coming back to Rangoli, yesterday she aimed a few tweets at Ekta Kapoor and then moved on to Hrithik. After witnessing her Twitter timeline erupt like a volcano, Hrithik has now broken his silence on the whole controversy. Without mentioning any names, the superstar took to Instagram and posted a long message, announcing his film Super 30 won’t release on July 26 anymore. Hrithik wrote, “So not to allow my film to be desecrated by yet another media circus, I have decided to shift the release date on my film Super 30 in order to save myself from the personal trauma and toxic mental violence this would cause. Despite the film being ready, I have requested the producers to shift and announce the next suitable date as soon as possible. Over the past few years, to my dismay, I have been witness to a lot of cheering and encouraging what was/is an open and blatant case of harassment. I must even now, wait patiently and silently for the collective consciousness for society to take cognizance of such matters, in order to maintain our faith in the civility of society. This unrelenting helplessness must end.”

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— Hrithik Roshan (@iHrithik) May 9, 2019

Now that Duggu has put across his point quite clearly, we wonder what the Ranaut sisters have to say about it. Stay tuned to CineBlitz as we get you more updates on this front.