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In this episode, John acknowledged that he was provoked during a press conference and affirmed his patriotism, emphasizing the importance of critiquing India for its betterment read more
 "John Abraham criticized Bollywood for endorsing Paan Masala and openly commended Nitish Rajput")
In light of the controversies surrounding him, John Abraham engaged in a spirited exchange with a journalist during the trailer launch of his upcoming film, Vedaa. Following his appearance on Ranveer Allahbadia’s podcast, where he condemned actors for promoting paan masala and likened it to selling death, he expressed his desire to serve as a positive role model for his audience. Notably, throughout the podcast, he expressed admiration for YouTuber Nitish Rajput, stating that he hopes to meet him at least once.
While John criticized certain actors, he praised Nitish Rajput, saying, “What I appreciate most about Nitish Rajput is his ability to present facts accurately. He refrains from making personal statements and always provides sources to back up his claims.” He further remarked, “I genuinely value this type of intellectual content, which is well-researched. His dedication is evident in the educational material he produces, and I find him to be an intelligent individual who satisfies my curiosity.”
Taiyaar ho jaiye, ek aisi jung ke liye, jo anyaay ko mitti mein milaayegi, aur Samvidhan ki raksha karegi! 💪
#Vedaa trailer out now!
In cinemas this Independence Day in Hindi, Tamil & Telugu! 🇮🇳#Sharvari @nowitsabhi @tamannaahspeaks @nikkhiladvani @monishaadvani… pic.twitter.com/R4INGAtbQL
The podcast episode, released on Ranveer Allahbadia’s YouTube channel on Thursday, quickly ignited controversy and captured the attention of netizens during its nearly two-hour duration. In this episode, John acknowledged that he was provoked during a press conference and affirmed his patriotism, emphasizing the importance of critiquing India for its betterment. He also expressed concerns about the current state of journalism, declaring that entertainment journalism in India is effectively dead. During the podcast, when Ranveer inquired about his thoughts on Nitish Rajput, John praised his research and content.
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