Renowned filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, known for his outspoken nature and often controversial views, has found himself at the center of a heated public debate following a contentious statement made in the context of the upcoming Hindi film Phule. During a recent discussion, Kashyap allegedly remarked that he would “pee on Brahmins,” a comment that sparked widespread outrage and was deemed deeply offensive by many.
The backlash was swift and severe, prompting a wave of criticism across social media and various public platforms. The situation escalated further as Kashyap revealed that his daughter, family members, and colleagues began receiving rape and death threats in the wake of the controversy.
In response, Kashyap took to Instagram to issue a public apology. While standing by the broader message of his original post addressing caste discrimination in India, he expressed regret over the specific line that triggered the backlash. “This is my apology, not for my post but for that one line taken out of context and the brewing hatred,” he wrote. “No action or speech is worth your daughter, family, friends, and colleagues getting rape and death threats from the kingpins of sanskar (tradition).”
Kashyap’s comments have reignited debates surrounding freedom of speech, caste dynamics, and the safety of public figures in India. The incident also highlights the growing intersection of art, politics, and social discourse—especially in a climate where filmmakers are increasingly scrutinized for their personal and professional stances.
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