Bhojpuri and Bollywood actor-turned-politician Gorakhpur Sadar MP Ravi Kishan is always in discussion about his work. Right now they are being discussed for a particular reason. He is playing a special character in Ayodhya’s Virtual Ramlila.
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BJP MP Ravi Kishan is playing the character of Prabhu Shriram’s younger brother Bharata in Ayodhya’s virtual Ramlila. His character in Ramlila on Tuesday is being widely praised.
Let me tell you that while talking to reporters at the Circuit House before Ramlila, he said that the issue of creating a separate censor board for Bhojpuri films will also be raised in Parliament. Through this, anyone who writes or sings obscene songs will be prosecuted. Action will also be taken against those making pornographic albums.
He said that as soon as the House starts, a proposal will be brought to ban those who write vulgar songs and those who sing. Said that when we, Manoj Tiwari and senior actors who worked in Bhojpuri films, then there was no vulgarity in it. Today, the new generation is not paying attention to this thing and serving pornography. Said that when the censor board is formed, then strict action will be taken against them and Bhojpuri films will be removed from obscenity.
He said that I am very fortunate that I have got the character of Bharata, this tenant teaches people renunciation. A Ram temple is being built on this holy land of Ayodhya, in such a situation, playing the role of Lord Rama’s brother provides pride in itself.
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