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‘Kantara’ controversy row: Ranveer ready to submit affidavit of apology in court

Ranveer Singh has offered an unconditional apology to the Karnataka High Court regarding his imitation of a ritual from ‘Kantara Chapter 1’, which had drawn criticism for hurting religious sentiments. The court, however, orally observed the imitation was inappropriate, with a judge emphasizing the responsibility of superstars. The actor had previously apologized on social media for his actions.

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