Mithun Chakraborty joined the BJP today, shortly before PM Modi’s rally.
Calcutta:
Actor Mithun Chakraborty ended days and weeks of speculation today by finally joining the BJP in a massive rally shortly before the arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. One of Bengal’s most beloved actors, “Mithun-gives“He delivered all the phrases that could thrill the giant crowd awaiting Prime Minister Modi’s speech at the Calcutta Brigade Parade Ground.
“I am proud to be Bengali. I know you love my lines,” he said, continuing to recite some of his most famous lines.
“Marbo ekhaney … lash porbay shoshaney (‘I’ll beat you up here. They’ll find your body at the crematorium,’ ” he said, reciting one from his 2006 hit movie MLA fatakeshto.
“Here is my new dialogue. I am not a jol dora snake. I’m not an Beleghora snake. I am a pure cobra. I hit and you become a photograph. ”His audience cheered wildly.
Wearing a Kurta, hat, and sunglasses, he accepted the BJP flag and greeted the crowd.
It was like a dream come true, he said, “The Prime Minister of the world’s largest democracy. And I’ll share the stage with him. It’s a dream come true …”
The 70-year-old actor and former Trinamool member Rajya Sabha has a huge following in Bengal. Lately he has been seen on popular dance reality shows; In Bollywood, his popularity peaked during his days as a dancer actor in such blockbusters as “Disco Dancer.”
Since RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat visited Mithun Chakraborty at his bungalow in Mumbai on February 16, it has been speculated that the actor could join the BJP and become the face of the prime minister in the Bengal Assembly elections that They will start later this month. Whether he is or not, the actor is among the important faces that the BJP will launch in its campaign to overthrow Mamata Banerjee in Bengal.
Mithun Chakraborty resigned from Trinamool two years after his nomination to Rajya Sabha after being named in the Saradha check fund case. He was questioned by the Directorate of Enforcement of Rs 1.2 crore that he had received from the group as a fee for becoming a brand ambassador for a television news channel funded by the Saradha group.
He returned the money and resigned Rajya Sabha and the Trinamool Congress citing health problems.
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