Ranbir Kapoor Apologises for Dussehra Speech Goof-up, Calls It a 'Slip of the Tongue'
- Ranbir Kapoor apologized for a mistake in his Dussehra speech, calling it a “slip of the tongue.”
- Social media users noticed that Kapoor said “ant,” meaning “end,” instead of “jeet,” meaning “victory,” while discussing good overcoming evil.
- Kapoor said he intended to convey that truth and goodness would ultimately prevail.
- Kapoor’s film *Ramayana Part One* is scheduled for worldwide release on November 5, 2026.
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Ranbir Kapoor Issues Apology for Viral ‘Slip of Tongue’ at Dussehra Event Amid ‘Ramayana’ Promotions | 🎥 LatestLY
Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor publicly apologised for a viral 'slip of tongue' at a Kolkata Dussehra event. At a 'Ramayana' music launch in Chennai, he clarified his words, referencing 'Rockstar'. Get details on the epic film starring Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, with a worldwide release on November 5, 2026, and the full event breakdown. 🎥 Ranbir Kapoor Issues Apology for Viral ‘Slip of Tongue’ at Dussehra Event Amid ‘Ramayana’ Promotions.
Alia Bhatt REACTS to post claiming Tiger Shroff’s shooters were also targeting Ranbir Kapoor; amid trolling over ‘Ramayana’ speech
Alia Bhatt has acknowledged the rumors surrounding threats made against her husband, Ranbir Kapoor. She liked a fan post defending Ranbir for attending an event despite a previous shooting incident. The post criticized those who trolled him for a verbal slip during his speech at a Dussehra celebration. Ranbir later apologized for his slip of the tongue at this event.
Ranbir Kapoor apologises for saying ‘goodness perishes’ in his Dussehra speech in Kolkata; quotes Rockstar song during Ramayana promotions in Chennai
A video went viral from Dussehra celebrations as the actor accidentally said that goodness and honesty perish instead of triumphing over evil.
During a promotional event for the film Ramayan, Ranbir Kapoor's tongue slipped and he was trolled for it. However, the actor has now apologized.
Ranbir is back in the news for his role in the film 'Ramayana' and this statement. The discussion that started with a wrong word has now reached his personal life. Amidst the reactions on social media, Ranbir has apologized and clarified his position.
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