Sudhanshu Pandey Slams Apoorva Mukhija for Insulting Ashish Vidyarthi; Here's What He Said

Actor Sudhanshu Pandey has slammed Apoorva Mukhija, aka The Rebel Kid, for her casual remarks about veteran actor Ashish Vidyarthi on reality show 'The Traitors', stating that her tone was far from cool and instead came across as highly inappropriate.

Sudhanshu Lashes Out at Apoorva:

He expressed his views when he went live on his Instagram recently. Sudhanshu was talking about Apoorva's 'Ashish jaayega' remark in the show.

Sudhanshu expressed his disapproval, questioning if Ashish was Apoorva's childhood friend, given how lightly she spoke about him on the show. He criticized her tone, stating it reflects poorly on the current generation and called it "not cool at all".

"Your Tone And Words Can Damage Everything..."

Sudhanshu said, “Apoorva, who is known as The Rebel Kid, already has enough controversies surrounding her. I'm not saying she's a bad person. She's a good kid. I'm sure she has a good heart, too. But jab aapki zubaan kharaab ho jaaye na, toh wo sab kuch kharaab kar deti hai. (Your tone and words can damage everything.) Everything else goes for a toss if you do not have the know-how about what to say, and how to speak, about people who are senior to you."

“Ashish bhai -- Ashish Vidyarthi -- who is such a senior actor -- he's very senior to me as well. So, behind my back, she was talking about Ashish bhai, and was saying, 'Mujhe lagta hai Ashish jayega'. (I feel Ashish will go),” He added.

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"It's Like A Curse On Our Society..."

He confessed that he was shocked to hear her remark, as he notes, “Is he your childhood friend or what? Is he your childhood friend? What kind of way is this to talk about people — about actors who are older than even your parents? You're talking about them like this behind their back? What does this say about you? Please tell me — is this Gen Z? Is this what we think is cool? No, I'm sorry — this is not cool at all. I think this is the biggest bullsh*t, and it's like a curse on our society."

Taking example from his personal life, Sudhanshu shared, “Even I have kids, and even they are Gen-Z, and they are extremely respectful to other people. So I am sorry, I think there are a lot of problems."