Vishwak Sen gets emotional after 'warning controversy'
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Vishwak Sen, the director and hero of 'Falaknuma Das', has been in the news ever since he released a short video clip in which he has used cuss words. "I have to give a solid answer to many. I will do it once I reach Hyderabad. I will give a fitting reply to 'chote chote bacchein'. Once I fcuk them, they will go out of shape, those bast@rds," Vishwak Sen is heard saying in the video.
Who was he targeting? The actor has opened up on the issue. "The video clip was selectively edited out. I was not hitting out at the media, film critics or any actor. I was only expressing my outrage against those who have torn down the posters of 'Falaknuma Das' in Hyderabad. I am a relatively new actor and I felt bad that some people are trying to pull me down," he said.
"I now feel bad about the video clip. I am sorry if it has hurt anybody. I have made the film with new talents. Had I wanted to make a film just for myself, I would have spent Rs 5 Cr on a commercial movie. But I didn't have that in mind. I made this film to give a career to newcomers. My livelihood is cinema. I am not against the media. They will definitely give good ratings if I satisfy them the next time," he said.
"I am very happy with the openings that 'FD' has taken. I thank the audience for the response," he added.
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