Bengali Actor Ritwick Chakraborty Takes a Sly Jibe at Paresh Rawal’s ‘Cook Fish’ Remark – Watch

Bengali actor Ritwick Chakraborty not too long ago took a sly jibe at Paresh Rawal’s ‘cook dinner fish’ comment by posting a witty ventriloquism video.

Bengali Actor Ritwick Chakraborty Takes a Sly Jibe at Paresh Rawal’s ‘Cook Fish’ Remark

Ritwick Chakraborty’s Sly Jibe at Paresh Rawal: Paresh Rawal’s controversial ‘cook fish’ comment has sparked outrage amongst netizens. The former BJP MP has already been summoned on December 12 by Kolkata Police over his controversial “cook fish for Bengalis” comment at a rally forward of Gujarat election. CPI(M) Bengal state secretary Mohammed Salim filed a criticism towards the veteran actor accusing him of attempting “to provoke riots” and “destroy the harmony between Bengali community and other communities across the country”. Now Bengali actor Ritwick Chakraborty took a sly dig at Paresh Rawal by posting a video on his Instagram and Facebook handles.

CHECK OUT RITWICK CHAKRABORTY’S WITTY VIDEO: RITWIK CHAKRABORTY’S TAKES SLY JIBE AT PARESH RAWAL

Taking a dig on the actor’s remarks Ritwick captioned his submit in Bengali which learn as, “Puppets (Doll) outside of hands…Parshe and Bowal (names of fish)”. Mocking the veteran within the witty ventriloquism video gone viral, Ritwick referred to as the veteran Pareshe Bowal. The Sharmaji Namkeen actor created a web-based furore when throughout his poltical rally at Gujarat’s Valsad he mentioned, “Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?”

Paresh Rawal’s movive The Storyteller based mostly on a brief story by legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray was not too long ago screened on the Busan International Film Festival 2022.

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Published Date: December 7, 2022 6:04 PM IST