Vishal Dadlani hits back at Kangana Ranaut for mocking Gen-Z protesters

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Singer Vishal Dadlani publicly criticised actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut after she described Gen-Z protest videos as 'puke-inducing' and referred to the demonstrators as 'Generation Gutter.' Dadlani defended the student protesters, stating they had faced lathi charges, tear gas, and physical beatings. He told Ranaut that she had 'earned the gaalis,' implying her criticism was unjustified given the treatment protesters endured. Dadlani also took aim at what he called 'paid story-campaigns' being run against the demonstrators. Ranaut's remarks triggered widespread backlash against her on social media following Dadlani's response.

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