Here's Everything You Need To Know About RGV's Drunk Phone Call To Vidyut Jamwal And Calling Tiger Shroff A Transgender

Social media is becoming a hot pot for exposing a lot of Bollywood controversies and after the entire KRK, Karan Johar and Ajay Devgn controversy unfolding on Twitter last year, this year it is Ram Gopal Varma, Vidyut Jamwal and Tiger Shroff. The Sarkar director drunk dialed Vidyut Jamwal and tried to instigate him against Tiger Shroff and even went on to call Tiger a transgender on the phone call.

The entire drunk conversation hit back RGV in his face when Vidyut recorded the call posted the entire audio on Twitter starting a whole new controversy.

 The matter started off when RGV was really desirous of determining who is better off at martial arts between the two actors and posted a series of tweets saying that he has his bet on Tiger Shroff winning over Vidyut Jamwal.

and there was more..

The entire Shroff family got involved into the controversy taking offense of his comments. From Jackie Shroff, Ayesha and Krishna Shroff all bashed Ram Gopal Varma for his comments on Tiger’s behalf.

Jackie who also happens to be a part of RGV’s upcoming film Sarkar 3 simply let go of the matter saying “What can I say? My son has such an effect on some people that they leave their work to comment on my l’il cub.” 

Krishna Shroff spoke on similar lines and said, "I couldn’t be prouder of my brother for already having such a massive effect on people who have been in the game for far longer than he has this early on in his career. He’s killing it."

RGV in turn took to Twitter and sarcastically targeted Vidyut for changing him over by exposing.

Tiger was the last in tow to respond on the matter and refused to speak his mind and instead politely passed off the matter. "RGV is a senior person, he has been in the industry for years. I’ve just recently entered the industry. Ab agar mann ki baat bolu toh shayad appropriate nahi hoga (It won’t be appropriate if I speak my heart out). But I am just glad I’ve made some sort of an identity, mark in the industry that people are at least talking about me. I’ve made some sort of impact. It would be out of line for me to react. I don’t want to bring shame to my mother, father and I don’t think they would want me to react. I don’t want to give more light to this situation," he was quoted saying.

The director though had posted a tweet worth of apology to both the actor s for what he said, but looks like he went too far to make it ok with a sorry.

Bollywood choreographer/ director, Farah Khan had an interesting thing to say to the whole fiasco and she tweeted saying-