Rishi Kapoor's First Death Anniversary: Brutally Honest And Sassy Tweets By The Late Actor That Prove He Was Not Afraid To Air His Views

Late actor Rishi Kapoor was known for speaking his mind on social media. Here’s looking back at some fearless, witty and sassy tweets by the late actor

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Rishi Kapoor's First Death Anniversary: Brutally Honest And Sassy Tweets By The Late Actor That Prove He Was Not Afraid To Air His Views
Very rarely do we come across Bollywood celebrities who are not only active on social media but also speak their mind freely. Late actor Rishi Kapoor was one of the rare celebs whose Twitter account provided quite the source of entertainment for everyone. It has been almost a year since Rishi Kapoor passed away after his battle against cancer. The veteran actor breathed his last on April 30, 2020. He was well known for his witty humour and sometimes even controversial tweets. Not one to mince his words, the veteran actor would often put forth his point of view in fearless, brutally honest and sassy tweets.

During the Coronavirus lockdown last year, Rishi Kapoor had suggested that liquor stores should open every day for a few hours. He engaged with his fans as well as tweeted on some controversial topics. Below are a few tweets by the actor that prove that he was unafraid to speak his mind, and sometimes while doing so, he also added a dash of humour.

On March 28 last year, Rishi Kapoor had suggested that the government should keep licensed liquor stores open for a few hours. He had tweeted, “Think. Government should for sometime in the evening open all licensed liquor stores. Don’t get me wrong. Man will be at home only what with all this depression, uncertainty around. Cops,doctors,civilians etc... need some release. Black mein to sell ho hi raha hai.”


When Rishi Kapoor blasted younger stars for not attending Vinod Khanna’s funeral. He also slammed all those stars that he saw at Priyanka Chopra’s bash one night before, but were not present at the funeral.


Throwback to a few sassy, straight-forward tweets by Rishi Kapoor stating that he wasn’t his son Ranbir Kapoor’s mailbox.


When he expressed his displeasure over changing names.


Back when Rishi Kapoor aired his views on beef-ban controversy and asked not to equate food with religion.


When he aired his views about Godmen in India:




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