2024-03-07 16:51:01
Indian Bengali film actor Kanchan Mallick and Srimayi Chattraj’s post-wedding reception was held in Kolkata yesterday. This pair has been creating controversy one after another since the beginning. This time the newlyweds have come under criticism for the festoons hanging outside their post-wedding reception. Another actress Srilekha Mitra criticized the matter.
What exactly did Kanchan-Shrimayi write in Festuke? The picture of the festoon, which has spread on social media, can be seen decorated with flowers and colorful cloths. It is written – ‘Please! The media, private security guards and motorists are not allowed to enter.’
Like netizens, the matter has caught Srilekha’s attention. Posting the picture on her Facebook, the popular actress wrote, ‘The few people who like me in the film industry, have asked me many times to avoid so-called controversial topics for my own good. That is, whatever happens, avoid it like others. What is needed! Let it be. It’s not that I didn’t try. But some things cannot be avoided.
Citing the example of British rule, Srilekha wrote, “I have nothing to say about their (Kanchan-Shrimayi) marriage.” But of course there are accessories. For several days, the news media and the public have shown excessive enthusiasm for the last two marriages. They and you read the text below the picture not the picture. I heard that during the British rule various clubs used to have signs — ‘Indians and dogs not allowed.’ Seeing this I felt a bit like that, the rest is your opinion. Media again be patient for someone’s marriage later. Finally, I will say only one thing – class matters.”
With this post of Srilekha, practice has increased manifold. Many have commented that Kanchan-Shrimayi is a ‘very small-minded’ person.
In the face of controversy, Shrimayi opened up about the matter. He said in an Indian media, ‘I told the hotel authorities that I want to stop the access of journalists, security guards and car drivers. Already social media is flooded with ugly comments about our marriage. If there is free entry to the event, it will be difficult. That is why we expressed our opinion. We don’t have any information about how the hotel authorities are handling it. Apart from that, no one was insulted here. Everyone is human.’