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Amidst the ongoing storm of controversy involving Rana Daggubati and Sonam Kapoor, there's a new voice in the mix - Dulquer Salmaan. The hushed tensions came to light when Rana seemingly took a swipe at Sonam and disclosed that Dulquer had faced sidelining on a Bollywood film set. This revelation prompted Sonam to drop a mysterious post on Instagram. Nevertheless, Rana swiftly issued a public apology. As the spotlight turned towards him, Dulquer candidly opened up about the indirect verbal clash between Rana and Sonam, sharing his thoughts on the matter.
Now, all eyes are on Dulquer as he takes the hot seat to chat about this indirect verbal tango between Rana and Sonam. And guess what? He's spilling the beans on what truly happened and his thoughts on the situation.
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In an exclusive conversation with Zoom, Dulquer addressed the situation with grace, saying, "It is his statement so I don't really want to get into it. I am greatly fond of everybody I feel like I have the greatest set of friends across, co-actors, people in the industry. I am quite easygoing, I don't really complain and I'm okay. I think whatever he chose to say maybe he wasn't thinking. That's why he issued an apology. He's a dear friend and I guess he got concerned that it affected all of us and he clarified."
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Now, for those who might have missed the backstory: Rana hinted at a 'leading Bollywood actress' who was deeply engrossed in a phone conversation with her husband, actively making online shopping decisions. Meanwhile, Dulquer found himself stuck in a cycle of retakes on set. Recall that Dulquer and Sonam joined forces for the movie 'The Zoya Factor,' which marked Dulquer's foray into Bollywood.
Shifting gears to his professional front, Dulquer is currently immersed in promoting 'King Of Kotha'. The film recently found itself in a ring of comparisons with 'Pushpa'. However, Dulquer swiftly put rumors to rest, clarifying that his movie doesn't involve any element of violence. While managing his responsibilities, Dulquer's considerate viewpoint adds a compassionate touch to the whole 'controversy' that's brewing.
