Activists Want Superstar Rajinikanth Arrested For Shooting In A Tiger Reserve For ‘Into The Wild With Bear Grylls’
Recently, superstar Rajinikanth participated in the adventurous show Into The Wild With Bear Grylls, and they shot the episode in Karnataka’s Bandipur Tiger Reserve. Now, this didn’t go down well with activists and they have reportedly demanded the superstar's arrest for shooting in a protected forest area
Recently, the news of South superstar Rajinikanth featuring in an episode of ‘Into The Wild with Bear Grylls’ had got his fans super excited. There was a lot of buzz about it and this episode had been shot in Karnataka’s Bandipur Tiger Reserve. We have earlier seen many famous personalities and public figures tagging along with Bear Grylls, and after PM Narendra Modi, the next person to go out on an adventure with Grylls was Rajinikanth. However, the latest reports doing the rounds on the Internet state that activists have now demanded Rajinikanth’s arrest.
As per the report in Times Of India, there has been a row about the shoot, with activists addressing the fears about the crew’s presence on the animals present in the reserve. Shooting for the episode at Karnataka’s Bandipur Tiger Reserve, a protected forest area, didn’t go down well with activists who demanded the superstar's arrest for the same. They reportedly alleged that the crew’s presence in the forest area could endanger the animals and also ignite forest fires that could spread wildly because of dry weather conditions. According to the report in TOI, an activist Joseph Hoover also stated that they could have shot for the episode during the monsoons. ALSO READ: Man Vs Wild With Bear Grylls: After Getting Injured, Rajinikanth Thanks The Host For ‘An Unforgettable Experience'
#Breaking | Row over the latest 'Man vs Wild' shoot, activist wants @rajinikanth to be arrested. pic.twitter.com/cP4HSITTSh
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) January 29, 2020
The activists said that the time chosen for shoot is wrong with fire season round the corner. Last year large patches of Bandipur were burnt down in forest fire. A memorandum is expected to be submitted to the Karnataka government in this regard, said the activists
— Amit Upadhye (@Amitsen_TNIE) January 28, 2020
Meanwhile, after shooting for the episode with Bear Grylls, South superstar Rajinikanth took to his social media and thanked Grylls for an unforgettable experience. He wrote, “Thank you very much dear @BearGrylls for an unforgettable experience ... love you. @DiscoveryIN thank you #IntoTheWildWithBearGrylls.”
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