Chennai rains: I wonder why Rajinikanth didn't do anything to stop rain?, asks Ram Gopal Varma
Chennai, Dec 4: Controversial Bollywood Director Ram Gopal Varma once again shown his anger. This time it was for Tollywood's 'Thalaiva' and legendary actor Rajinikanth. Varma on Thursday, Dec 3, hit out at Rajinikanth's donation of Rs 10 lakh for the Chennai flood victims.
On the micro-blogging site Twitter, RGV in a series of tweets, condemned God, while saying," since rain is act of God instead of praying shouldn't every1 b condemning God,unless they blve all Chennaities r sinners n God is punishing."
RGV even targeted few Telugu actors for donating less amount for Chennai victims and he even addressed Telugu actors in their native language, to make his point clear.
It can be noted that Rajinikanth on Wednesday, Dec 2, donated Rs 10 lakh to the Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund. In an apparent dig at the Tamil superstar, RGV mentioned the donations contributed by young stars like Suriya (Rs 25 lakh), Allu Arjun (Rs 25 lakh), Junior NTR (Rs 10 lakh) and Vishal (Rs 10 lakh), while comparing iconic star's small amount donation for his beloved people of Chennai.
Have a look on his series of tweets for Chennai Flood victims, that has brought the motor-mouth director into a spotlight:
I
wonder
why
Rajnikant
dint
do
anything
to
stop
the
rain?
—
Ram
Gopal
Varma
(@RGVzoomin)
December
3,
2015
Celebs
give
quintals
of
prayers
and
tonnes
of
love,but
very
very
few
rupees
because
prayers
and
love
are
cheap
and
money
costs
money
—
Ram
Gopal
Varma
(@RGVzoomin)
December
3,
2015
As
per
me
I
never
donated
one
rupee
and
am
supremely
selfish
unlike
celebs
who
give
quintals
of
prayers
and
tonnes
of
love
—
Ram
Gopal
Varma
(@RGVzoomin)
December
3,
2015
Ayyababooi
super
starlu
10
lakshalu
5
lakshslu
isthe
antha
dabbu
yem
chesulovalo
theliyaka
chennaiprajalu
moorchapotharu.ivvakapovadam
btr
—
Ram
Gopal
Varma
(@RGVzoomin)
December
3,
2015
Vandala
vandala
kotlunna
super
starlu
vela
vela
kotlu
nashtaoyina
chennailaki
aidhu
Padhi
lakshalu
bichchameyyadam?
—
Ram
Gopal
Varma
(@RGVzoomin)
December
3,
2015
I
condemn
all
celebs
who
pray
to
God
in
context
of
Chennai
sufferings
because
it
amounts
to
praying
to
a
Terrorist
for
his
dastardly
act
—
Ram
Gopal
Varma
(@RGVzoomin)
December
3,
2015
According to sources, it was confirmed that Rajinikanth is presently not in the country and he announced the fund amount without probing the flood situation of Chennai. [Rajinikanth donates Rs.10 lakh for rain-hit Tamil Nadu]
Chennai has never witnessed such flood situation in last 100 years. As this was the first time that unprecedented rain lashed the city and calmed more than 270 lives till now.
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