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<h2>Bollywood Talks: Raj Babbar acted like Sholay's Gabbar</h2>
Congress spokesperson and veteran actor Raj Babbar is in the mood of reprimanding Gajendra Chauhan by calling him chaprasi and taunting him of being naïve in knowledge. Well, this seems like Bollywood is showering rebuke on appointment of Gajendra our favorite "Yudhisthir" ,as chief of prestigious film and television institute. Started from chocolate boy Ranbir and closely followed by Anupam Kher, Rishi Kapoor, and now in no time its Raj Babbar who turns like Sholay’s Gabbar when asked about Gajendra appointment as chief of film and television institute of India.
"By that logic, you can appoint a chaprasi (office attendant) as the principal of a school because he can devote a lot of time!" Mr Babbar said in an interview to NDTV, adding his voice to a host of actors and directors who had sided with the students to oppose the appointment of television actor Gajendra Chauhan. Lashing harsh words on Gajendra, Raj Babbar dabbled his hatred for the government and blaming government for their insensitive and immature decision.
Mr Babbar said it was, in fact, wrong to target Mr Chauhan and the current situation was the fault of the people who appointed him. "The information minister is an intelligent man... he is also the finance minister... if this is his decision he should come forward and accept responsibility," he said.
Mr Arun Jaitley has admitted that Mr Chauhan was not the best choice, but since the appointment has been made, the government will stick to the decision, Mr Babbar said, "If he is not the best choice, then the mistake should be rectified and the best should be given."
Well, it looks like this dustup is infinite,’ oh poor “Yudhisthir” it looks like there is no Arjun or any beloved brother of yours in Bollywood and you might till now have crave that Krishna should come to your rescue. Well, keep pondering kyuki Sabar ka phaal mitha hota hai.
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