Anupamaa actor Sudhanshu Pandey plays the role of Vanraj in the television show. He recently took to Instagram. The handsome hunk criticized Uorfi Javed’s recent video where she was eating and her topless shot shocked everyone. Sudhanshu posted a story. He shared Uorfi’s reel as he wrote that he doesn’t follow her but still has to see such ‘ghastly’ scenes every day. In the video, Uorfi wore a lehenga skirt as she wished everyone a Happy Diwali.

Uorfi slammed Sudhanshu Pandey in her post where he criticized her and wrote about how men don’t raise their voices against sex predators. She said that they are busy being the flag bearers of morality when a woman is voluntarily doing what she wants with her body.

She wrote, “For all those saying I’m destroying Indian culture, first go learn about it. Women’s body was never sexualised in Indian culture it was after the Mughal invasion women were asked to cover up. We worshipped women, their bodies. We used to respect, fear women. Also, those who want to learn, I am happy to teach y’all! Cause I did my homework online half of you m**** out there.”

Sudhanshu wrote, “I get very angry. After all, how can anyone make such ridiculous jokes on an occasion like Diwali? At least be ashamed of God.” Unable to stop herself after seeing this post of Sudhanshu Pandey, Uorfi replied to the actor. She wrote, “Anupama is a show where women talk about empowerment. Where women are breaking the norms and rules set by the society for women. Why don’t you watch your own show Sudhanshu? Might learn something.”

She further wrote, “You have to see all these things because you cannot control the world. I don’t like people like you telling the world that you don’t like seeing me, but still tolerate. Well? If dialogues are not available in Anupama, then thought I should take publicity by speaking to Urfi? Unless you’re rich enough to buy Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, you’ll have to tolerate me. You are a loser. By the way, I have never seen you speaking against any man or the sexual predators of the industry. But you found it more important to raise your voice against me because what I wear or wear on my body is your business.”