My intention was never to shame anyone: Mrinal Thakur apologizes to Bipasha Basu

Actor Mrinal Thakur has apologized for not being conscious of his words, a few days after a revived video from his old interviews, showing Bipasha Basu’s comment on his appearance.

Thakur, who recently appeared with Ajay Devgan Son of Sardar 2Gave a note on it Instagram Story on Thursday. Without mentioning any name, the actor said that he should have taken more care about his words.

The 33 -year -old actor said that she wants her to choose her words differently. “At the age of 19, I was said to be many silly things as a teenager. I did not always understand the weight of my voice or how many words, even in the gesture, was hurt. But it did it and I am deeply sorry for it,” she wrote.

“My intention was never to make anyone shamad. It was an interview in an interview that went far away. But I think how it came, and I really want I have chosen my words differently … Over time, I have increased to appreciate that beauty, I have increased in every form, and it is something that I really give importance now, he said,” he said. “

Recently, an old clip began to round on social media. This showed Thakur with him Kumkam Bhagya Co-star Arjit Taneja. In a revived interview, Taneja teased him to do a headstand, in which he jokingly replied that he could sit while he is balanced on his head. Then he asked her to push-up.

In response, Thakur claimed that he could be interested in marrying a muscle woman and gives an example of Bipasha Basu. “Do you want to marry a girl who is masculine with muscles? Marry Bipasha … Listen, I am better than Bipasha, okay,” she said.

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After this, Bipasha shared a cryptic post on him Instagram The story, which reads, “strong women raise each other. Get those muscles, beautiful women … We must be strong … muscles help you achieve good physical and mental health forever! The centuries old ideas bose the process that women should not look strong or should not be physically strong.”