US EditionKantara Mimicry Row: Ranveer Singh to File Revised Apology in Karnataka HC, Visit Chamundi Temple to Offer Prayers
- Actor Ranveer Singh agreed to file a revised apology affidavit before the Karnataka High Court regarding his mimicry at the International Film Festival of India , which offended cultural sentiments.
- The original apology was found insincere by the court, and the complainant, Prashanth Methal, argued that Singh ignored warnings not to mimic the deity, calling for a clearer apology.
- Singh’s counsel stated they would work with the complainant to draft a revised apology, and the court directed the affidavit to be submitted by April 23 to address these concerns.
- An FIR was filed against Singh for allegedly outraging religious feelings, which he sought to quash; the court stayed punitive action and directed a revised apology to satisfy the complainant.
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'Kantara' mimicry row: Ranveer Singh to file new apology, visit Chamundi temple after complainant says affidavit doesn't depict genuine remorse
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Ranveer Singh has agreed to revise his apology affidavit in the ‘Kantara’ mimicry case following a hearing at the Karnataka High Court. The actor’s legal team will work with the complainant to draft a version that expresses ‘genuine remorse’. Singh is seeking to quash an FIR related to remarks made at IFFI Goa regarding a sacred deity. 🎥 Ranveer Singh ‘Kantara’ Controversy: Actor To File Revised Apology in Karnataka High Court Over ‘Female Ghos…
Kantara row: Ranveer Singh to file revised apology in high court after objection
Ranveer Singh has agreed to submit a revised apology affidavit in the Karnataka High Court after the complainant objected to his earlier submission. The actor earlier said in his apology that he "was not aware of the sensitivities" because he was raised in a Sindhi household.
Ranveer Singh moves Karnataka High Court in mimicry row, offers fresh apology over Rishab Shetty incident
Home Entertainment Ranveer Singh moves Karnataka High Court in mimicry row, offers fresh apology over Rishab Shetty incident Ranveer Singh agrees to revise his apology affidavit after backlash over the Chamundi Devi mimicry controversy. Published: April 11, 2026 3:45 PM IST Even as Ranveer Singh enjoys the massive success of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’, an old controversy has come back to the spotlight, and this time, it has reached the courtroo…
Ranveer Singh Agrees To Revise Apology In 'Kantara' Mimicry Case
BENGALURU- Ranveer Singh on April 10 told the Karnataka High Court that he is willing to work with the complainant to revise the wording of his apology affidavit in a case related to his mimicry of a character from the film ‘Kantara: Chapter 1’. The submission came after the complainant argued that the actor’s affidavit did not adequately express remorse. The court was hearing Singh’s petition seeking to quash an FIR registered against him over …
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