Entertainer and computerized star Kubbra Sait who in a flash rose to popularity with Netflix’ Sacred Games is known for her intense and unfiltered character. Regularly on Twitter she is seen raising her voice against issues that should be featured. In the wake of communicating her perspectives about Kabir Singh chief Sandeep Vanga and the sexism in the motion picture, as of late, the entertainer hammered movie producer Daniel Shravan over his appalling comments for assault and ladies.

In the midst of the stunning assault episodes occurring in the nation, Daniel Shravan composed a disagreeable Twitter post wherein he composed that ladies should convey condoms and coordinate with attackers. His unfavorable comments went poorly well with netizens and he is being pummeled everywhere throughout the online networking. Shravan, in his nitty gritty post that has now been erased, recommended that as opposed to calling for police help, ladies should convey condoms and coordinate with attackers all together spare themselves from the destiny of homicide.

Shravan further cases that legitimizing ‘assaults without viciousness’ is the best way to control the merciless killings of assault unfortunate casualties. “Murder is a wrongdoing and a wrongdoing. Assault is a restorative discipline. No equity will occur with Nirbhaya Act or Priyanka Act. The plan of assault is satisfying the sexual needs of attackers dependent on that time or state of mind.”

Look at his post:

Kubbra Sait

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@KubbraSait

Whoever this Daniel Shravan is: needs medicinal assistance, perhaps some hard core whacks up his butt, will assist him with clearing his blocked up mind.

Chafing little prick. https://twitter.com/sonalkalra/status/1202082339674832907 …

Sonal Kalra

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@sonalkalra

On the off chance that this is without a doubt, I need to bite the dust.

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Afterward, Daniel apologized via web-based networking media and erased his posts. He supported his remarks, saying that the lines were of a reprobate from his up and coming film, and that his group of spectators have misjudged him.