Ranveer Singh IFFI 2025 Controversy: Why His Kantara Act Sparked Outrage

The Ranveer Singh controversy at IFFI 2025 has become one of the most talked-about topics in recent Bollywood news. During the closing ceremony, Ranveer recreated a scene from Kantara while praising Rishabh Shetty, but his remark describing Goddess Chamundadevi as a “female ghost” triggered strong reactions. Many from the Tulu community felt it was a clear case of Daiva mockery and an insult to their sacred traditions.

Soon after, social media erupted, and multiple complaints were filed for hurting religious sentiments. Devotees expressed that Daiva worship is an emotional and cultural identity, making the comment particularly painful.

Understanding the backlash, Ranveer Singh quickly issued a public apology, saying he never intended to offend anyone and regrets the misunderstanding.

This incident highlights how sensitive cultural expressions can be in India. Even a small joke can lead to nationwide debate.

What are your thoughts on the issue?

May 15 International Day of the Family

On May 15 People across the world celebrate International Day of the Family. Every year, the UN secretary-general makes to the particularly applicable motto attention. This was from 1996, this year (2017) motto is - Families, education and well-being.

20th September 1993 The United Nations General Assembly pass the resolution 47/237 that 15 May of every year shall be observed as the International Day of Families.

A wide range of events is organised at local, national and international levels. The International Day provides an opportunity to promote awareness of issues relating to families and to increase knowledge of the social, economic and demographic processes affecting families.

Wish all Happy International Day of the Family

May 2 Baby Day

Today day is May 2 Baby Day observed every year, it is celebrated for babies. A baby who didn’t love kids and children especially when the baby is below one year. As all we see all baby below one year look so pretty.

Nowadays all family have to work for family future. In this case, people did not give much time to their baby’s, and newborn to one-year baby need the mother. Babies have a primal need to be carried close to their mother's body. As Studies have shown that babies who have been the recipients of positive touch experience more benefits as they develop emotionally and socially.

I didn’t say we didn’t have to work but all people who plan for the baby should have to think about the baby first then invite them into this world. We have to give our baby the most and more…

Happy May 2 Baby Day.

May 8 World Red Cross Day

Henry Dunant

World Red Cross Day and World Red Crescent Day is celebrated on 8th May of every year. This date is the anniversary of the birth of Henry Dunant, the recipient of the first Nobel Peace Prize, who was born on this day on 8 May 1828.

The founder of International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).

May 8: World Red Cross Day is dedicated to improving human suffering, upholding human dignity, protecting life, and preventing emergencies and natural disasters such as flood, epidemics, and earthquakes.

People are encouraged to donate blood to save the lives of people in need of blood. School, colleges and other place people open blood donate camp and people come and give blood to save much life who need blood in the hospital. The day is dedicated to paying tribute to the volunteers for their fantastic contribution to the people in need.

January 31 Backward Day

January 30 Croissant Day

January 29 Corn Chip Day

January 28 Blue Berry Pancake Day

January 27 Chocolate Cake Day

January 26 Peanut Brittle Day

Today day is January 26 Peanut Brittle Day observed every day.

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January 25 Opposite Day

Today day is January 25 Opposite Day observed every day.

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January 24 Peanut Butter Day

Today day is January 24 Peanut Butter Day observed every year.

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January 23 Handwriting Day

Today day is January 23 Handwriting Day observed every year. Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association in 1977. Their motive is to promote the consumption of pens, pencils and writing paper. January 23rd was chosen as this is the birthday of John Hancock. John Hancock was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence.

Because each person's handwriting is unique, it can be used to verify a document's writer. The deterioration of a person's handwriting is also a symptom or result of certain diseases. Even identical twins write differently. A person's handwriting is also relatively stable and changes little over time. Because handwriting is relatively stable, a change in the handwriting can be indicative of the nervousness or intoxication of the writer.

Handwriting that is hard to read or unreadable due to the deformity or illegibility of characters is commonly called worst. A common stereotype is that doctors have bad handwriting. According to Time, doctors' sloppy handwriting kills more than 7,000 people annually. (With material from Wikipedia)

National Handwriting Day was started to re-introduce one’s self to a pen or pencil and a piece of paper. According to the Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association, it is a chance for all to re-explore the purity and power of handwriting.

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