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Rajini Fans Will Kill Me

Ram Gopal Varma is back in news yet again and this time for his frivolous tweets on Superstar Rajinikanth. Recently, RGV tweeted Amy Jackson's selfie with Rajini from 2.0 sets on his timeline  and made a few irking comments on Rajini in his typical style which obviously angered Thalaivar's fans.

In his tweets, RGV called Rajini "a bad looker, doesn't have 6 packs, short with a disproportionate body n knows just 2 nd half dance movements". RGV even wondered how such an ordinary looking man became a huge Superstar. Since then, Rajini fans started abusing him nonstop on Twitter.

RGV later tried doing some damage control and said that he was actually praising Rajini and that these "dumb fans" are unable to understand his tweets. At the Killing Veerappan's Hindi version's trailer launch, RGV jokingly said that Rajini fans would kill him if he makes a film with the Superstar.

 

 

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