Ranveer Singh visited the famous Chamundeshwari Temple in Mysuru following the controversy surrounding his imitation of Kantara Chapter 1 at IFFI 2025 and amid the recent FWICE non-cooperation directive against him.
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Ranveer Singh issues apology after Kantara mimicry backlash
Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh has publicly apologised after facing sharp criticism for mimicking a scene from the film Kantara – Chapter 1 at the closing ceremony of IFFI 2025. What he intended as a tribute to Rishab Shetty turned into controversy when his imitation of the sacred “Daiva” scene — during which he referred to the deity as a “female ghost” — sparked outrage among fans and religious-sensitized viewers. In his apology, Singh expressed regret, stating he has always deeply respected every culture, tradition, and belief in India, and asked forgiveness from those who felt hurt.
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti Files Complaint Against Ranveer Singh Over Alleged Mockery of Sacred Daiva at IFFI 2025
The Hindu Janajagruti Samiti has filed a police complaint against actor Ranveer Singh, alleging that he mocked a sacred Daiva by mimicking the divine form depicted in Kantara – Chapter 1 during the closing ceremony of IFFI 2025.
Hombale Films in Talks to Buy RCB
Hombale Films, the studio behind blockbusters like K.G.F. and Kantara, is reportedly exploring a historic acquisition of Royal Challengers Bengaluru ahead of IPL 2026. With RCB’s valuation shooting past USD 2 billion after their maiden IPL title, early discussions with current owner Diageo India could usher in a new era for the franchise—one deeply rooted in Karnataka’s cultural pride.
Cycle Pure Agarbathi Expands in Goa, Celebrating 77 Years of Fragrance, Heritage, and Purpose
Cycle Pure Agarbathi, India’s leading agarbathi manufacturer, marks 77 years of spreading peace and fragrance across the world as it expands its presence in Goa. From its humble beginnings in Mysuru to becoming a global brand present in over 75 countries, Cycle Pure continues to bridge tradition with innovation. The brand recently created history at the International Purple Fest Goa 2025 by unveiling and lighting a 125-feet agarbathi—the longest ever made—symbolizing inclusivity and devotion. With sustainability at its core and a deep connection to India’s cultural heritage, Cycle Pure continues to inspire through fragrance, empowerment, and purpose.
