In the wake of a Twitter battle between actors Ajay Devgn and Kichcha Sudeep, star Kangana Ranaut suggested on Friday that Sanskrit should be India’s official language. “I believe Sanskrit should be our national language; languages like as Hindi, German, English, and French all have their roots in Sanskrit.” Why isn’t Sanskrit our national language? I’m not sure why it isn’t made required in schools “Ranaut, who was in attendance at the premiere of her latest film Dhaakad, stated.
While supporting fellow actor Ajay Devgn’s statement that “Hindi was, is, and will always be our national language,” the National Award-winning actor remarked that dismissing Hindi as the national language is tantamount to denying the constitution.”
“We now use English as a means of communication throughout the country. Should it be the connection, or should it be Tamil, Hindi, or Sanskrit? That decision must be made. In light of these considerations, a firm decision should be made. According to the Constitution, Hindi is the country’s official language “she expressed herself.
Following Kannada actor Kichcha Sudeep’s declaration that Hindi is no longer India’s national language, a full-fledged language war began. Devgn tagged Sudeep in a tweet written in Hindi, saying, “My brother, if Hindi is not our national language, then why do you dub your films in Hindi and distribute them in your mother tongue? Our mother tongue and national language, Hindi, was, is, and always will be.
Is it now the South film business vs. Bollywood, as Ajay Devgn and Kiccha Sudeep argue on Twitter? Former Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy, Congress leader Siddaramaiah, and Karnataka chief minister Basavaraj Bommai all endorsed Sudeep after his remark.
“Sudeep’s statement is correct. Following the fragmentation of our states based on language. Our mother tongues are given more prominence, and Sudeep has stated the same. “This is something that everyone should appreciate,” Bommai remarked.
