Bollywood actor Kamal R Khan, who has been in the limelight through his tweets on social media, has taken a jibe at the rising inflation by sharing an old tweet by filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri and film actress Shilpa Shetty. People are seen giving many reactions to the tweet made by the film actor.
Vivek Agnihotri and Shilpa Shetty had said this thing: The film actor shared an old tweet of Vivek Agnihotri and Shilpa Shetty Kundra. In 2012 Vivek Agnihotri’s tweet regarding inflation, it was written that your happiness may increase like the price of petrol, may your sorrow be like the Indian rupee and may your joy fill your heart like corruption in India. At the same time, Shilpa Shetty wrote, ‘I read a funny thing, there is a dollar on the accelerator … Rupee is on ventilator in the country … We are in ICU.. There is onion in the showroom. God bless India.
KRK taunted like this: The film actor shared the old tweet of both and wrote that it was the time of independence before 2014. When anyone used to raise his mouth and give anything. Today if someone speaks like this, the very next day the income tax person will stand at home. Some people are commenting on the admit made by KRK, while some people are writing in support of him.
People’s reactions: Tagging Vivek Agnihotri, a Twitter user named Sohail asked, is this a fact? A user named Devansh wrote that hypocrisy runs in their blood. A user named Mandeep Mehra commented – Hey brother, you are speaking, is someone saying anything? Wonderful. It was written from a Twitter handle named @thrurbanlondon that earlier no one had respect for the country but Modi taught them to care.
Rupee weakens against dollar The Indian rupee has depreciated heavily against the dollar on 9 May. India’s forex reserves are at their lowest level in last 1 year. Global markets have plunged, with traders questioning whether the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hike will be enough to deal with the currency situation. The opposition parties are continuously targeting the Narendra Modi government due to the weakening of the Indian rupee against the dollar.