Ayodhya: Shah Rukh Khan and actress Deepika Padukone are in the headlines these days for their new film. Yes, the controversy is increasing over the next year's film 'Pathaan' of these two. Deepika's saffron-colored bikini in the film's first song 'Besharam Rang', which was released a while ago, has created controversy across the country. Let us tell you that Mahant Raju Das of Hanuman Garhi (Ayodhya) has now got a new name among those who boycotted the film. Yes, last Thursday, he called for a boycott of the film. Along with this, he said that 'the theater in which screens Pathaan, it should be burnt'.

Yes, Mahant has released a video on this controversy. According to a report that has surfaced, in his video, Mahant can be heard saying that 'Sanatan Dharma has been mocked in the Pathaan film, and I urge people to burn the cinema halls where Pathaan will be screened'. With this, Mahant Raju Das further said in his video that, 'Sanatan Dharma has been repeatedly mocked in Bollywood and Hollywood, and Hindu deities have also been insulted. Deepika Padukone shamelessly wore a saffron-colored bikini, which hurt the religious sentiments of saints and the entire country.'

With this, she further said in her video, 'What was the need to do such steps wearing a saffron bikini in the song?' Apart from this, Mahant also alleged that Shah Rukh Khan has often insulted Sanatan Dharma. Along with this, he also alleged that this was done deliberately to hurt religious sentiments and strict action should be taken against them. Let us inform you that earlier the national spokesperson of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Vinod Bansal had also demanded a ban and boycott of the film. Yes, and Bansal had shared a video taunting Deepika's dress in the 'Besharam Rang' song. Bansal wrote on Twitter 'Can a Pathaan who believes in Islam film such scenes with a woman with Muslim symbols!! There is a limit to the absurdity of love jihadis..!!'

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