Mukesh Khanna reacts after Sonakshi Sinha gives it back to him for questioning her upbringing

Mukesh Khanna spoke on the infamous incident on KBC, in which Sonakshi didn’t know the answer to a question about the Ramayana.

Mukesh Khanna said he had no malicious intention, reacting to Sonakshi Sinha slamming him for questioning her upbringing. The actress hit back at Mukesh Khanna after he commented that it was Shatrughan Sinha’s fault that she couldn’t answer a question on Ramayana on Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) in 2019.

Mukesh Khanna reacts to Sonakshi Sinha slamming him.

Sonakshi Sinha hit back at Mukesh Khanna after he said that it was her father, Shatrughan Sinha’s fault that she couldn’t answer a question on Ramayana on KBC. In an interview with News9, the veteran actor responded to Sonakshi’s message and stated that he had no malicious intention.

What did Sonakshi Sinha respond to comments by Mukesh Khanna?

In a long post on Instagram, Sonakshi Sinha quoted, “Dear Sir, Mukesh Khanna ji …I recently read a statement you made saying that it’s my father’s fault I did not answer a question about the Ramayana correctly on a show I attended many, many years back. Firstly, let me remind you there were two women on the hot seat that day who did not know the answer to the same question, but you chose to keep taking my name, and only my name, for reasons that are quite obvious.” She went on to write, “And lastly, the next time you decide to say anything about the values my father has instilled in me…please remember its because of those values that I have only said what I said, very repeatedly after you decided to make some distasteful statements about my upbringing. I wish you well, thanks and regards, Sonakshi Sinha.”

Mukesh Khanna reacted to Sonakshi Sinha’s Instagram post.

Mukesh Khanna said he was surprised that it took Sonakshi’ so much time to react,’ and said, “I am surprised she took so much time to react. I knew I was antagonizing her by taking her name from that incident in the famous Kaun Banega Crorepati show. But I had no malicious intention to malign her or her father who is my senior and I have a very cordial relationship with him. My intention was to react on today’s generation, which is called ‘Genz’ by elders, which has become slaves to today’s Google world and mobile phones. Their knowledge is limited to Wikipedia and social interactions on YouTube. And here I had a Hi-Fi case in front of me which I could use to teach others. Fathers, sons, daughters.”