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Actress Rakhi Sawant asks Kangana Ranaut to arrange oxygen cylinders as India grapples worst COVID wave

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 29 Apr, 2021 08:51 AM

With India in the worst grip of the coronavirus Bollywood's infamous dancer and actress Rakhi Sawant has reached out to Kangana Ranaut with a request. The Big Boss 14 contestant has asked Queen star to step up and help procure oxygen cylinders.

On Wednesday, when Rakhi interacted with the press a reporter asked her to share her thoughts on Kangana's comment "that the country's condition is not good. PM Narendra Modi is right or wrong, oxygen is unavailable in many places".

Not suprisingly enough Rakhi sarcastically replied, "It is unavailable? Oh ho! Kangana, please serve the nation. You have so much money, buy oxygen and distribute it among people"

Several Bollywood stars such as Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt, Taapsee Pannu and Dia Mirza have taken to social media creating urgency around the situation asking everyone to help during this time of crisis.

Photo courtesy of Instagram (Rakhi Sawant)

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