Shoojit Sircar Thrashes Journo For Leaking The Plot Of “October”. Here’s What Journo Replied

Shoojit Sircar has given the industry some of the most amazing and hard-hitting films like “Pink”, “Madras Café”, etc. A notable thing about the director is that he attempts to make audiences realize truth of the society which is bitter and harsh. He has emerged as a wonderful filmmaker owing to powerful story and supreme direction.

For the first time, he has been working with Varun Dhawan for his upcoming flick “October”. It is reported that the actor will portray a serious character in the flick which might bear resemblance with his role in “Badlapur”.

In recent times, DNA published an interview of Varun in which it tried to showcase what the actor experienced at the time of “Badlapur”. At one fell swoop, it disclosed some brief information with regard to the genre of “October”.

It was unlikable on the part of Shoojit Sircar who took to Twitter and thrashed the newspaper for making revelations about “October”.

He tweeted, “Don’t know what sort of joy these journalists get trying to reveal the story and not let audiences enjoy the film..”

Don't know what sort of joy these journalists get trying to reveal the story and not let audiences enjoy the film.. pic.twitter.com/8qdTYgkqbc

— Shoojit Sircar (@ShoojitSircar) September 13, 2017

In another tweet, he blasted DNA and the journalist for not having ethics. Shoojit wrote, “Just wish to apologize to my audience that you have to go through these absurd scoops.hope God give them a little ethics of film journalism.”

Just wish to apologize to my audience that you have to go through these absurd scoops.hope God give them a little ethics of film journalism.

— Shoojit Sircar (@ShoojitSircar) September 13, 2017

Well, if we talk about the journalist Nayandeep Rakshit, he took to Facebook and clarified that he tried to contact Shoojit and to support his statement, he also uploaded a WhatsApp conversation screenshot.

Nayandeep wrote,

“Proof that I informed Shoojit Sircar clearly that I needed to talk to him. I even sat on the story for at least 10 days before filing it. And still, I am called names and I am told that I don’t know the ethics of journalism. Wonder what you have to say to this, Shoojit da!”

Here is the screenshot:

Now we leave it to you to decide who’s guilty here!

Source