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Manmohan Singh’s Death: Bollywood’s Hypocrisy

Prayers and condolences have started pouring in for Manmohan Singh following his demise yesterday. Even his political rivals posted heartfelt messages for the former PM, but the public has not forgotten their effort to besmirch his name.

Anupam Kher, who played Manmohan Singh’s role in the film The Accidental Prime Minister and has demeaned him over the years, has now come out with a long heartfelt message following the unfortunate news. However, people were eager to call out his hypocrisy.

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Many believe he had a big part in tarnishing the former PM’s image with his “propaganda film” that painted Singh in a negative light. The movie has been heavily criticized for fueling the right-wing narrative against Manmohan Singh’s regime while ignoring his contributions to the Indian economy.

“You made a pure propaganda movie… and now showing fake concern and tears here, have some shame,” a social media user reacted to the actor’s video on X. Others also called him and told him not to seek attention from the deceased’s name.

It is quite telling that everyone who made fun of Manmohan Singh and made his life hell when he was alive is now coming out to give him his flowers when he is no longer there to receive them.

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