Karan Kundrra takes a dig at Rashami Desai? Actors praise Ranveer Singh, Johnny Sins ads for ‘television template’

Karan Kundrra recently took to his Instagram Story to praise Ranveer Singh and Johnny Sins for their erectile dysfunction ad. Karan called Ranveer “Baba” and said he supported the “television template” used in the ad.

“We didn’t know we needed Krazzy Kollab! Well done Baap in all the ads!! @ranveersingh It’s important to talk about men’s sexual health and use our drama ka template to cut through all the noise, I’m all for it!” Karan wrote.

Is Karan Kundra taking an indirect dig at Rashami Desai?

While Karan praised Ranveer Singh’s ad for using an over-the-top television style, Rashami Desai recently slammed the ad, accusing it of “humiliating” the television industry. “I started working in the regional film industry. Then I started working in television. People call it small screen. Common people watch news, cricket, all Bollywood movies and so on. After watching this it was very unexpected After the film I felt like this was a shame for all of the television industry and those who work in television,” she wrote on Instagram Stories.

Rashami further said she was “hurt” by the ad, adding, “Because we are always made to feel smaller and treated as a human being. Actors also really want to work on the big screen, This is exactly how we are treated. Everyone is working hard. A bit sorry, TV show pe sab nahi dikhate. It all happens on the big screen. There is nothing wrong with showing some reality but it is really a disservice to the TV industry as a whole ‘s examination because I feel like it’s a slap in the face. Maybe I’m overreacting, but we show culture and love to our audience. I’m hurt because I’ve had such a respectable journey in the television industry. Hope you understand This emotion.”

What is Ranveer Singh’s ad with Johnny Sins?

Ranveer Singh’s new ad is launched as part of the Take Bold Care Of Her campaign. In the ad, Ranveer plays Johnny’s brother-in-law and talks about sex in the style of an Indian TV show. However, soon after the ad went viral, many accused the makers of making a mockery of excessive drama.