Bollywood singer Sonu Nigam has conveyed a progression of 24 tweets developing to his exit from Twitter. He asked the media and his supporters to take screenshots of his tweets as the messages will soon vanish when he leaves the site.

Before stopping, he discussed how performing artist Paresh Rawal and singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya are being scrutinized via web-based networking media for sharing their questionable perspectives on Twitter.

Rawal as of late wrote in a tweet that acclaimed creator Arundhati Roy be attached to an armed force jeep, proposing she be utilized as a shield in a way like the way a man was utilized as a part of Kashmir a month ago.

"Rather than tying stone pelter on the armed force jeep tie Arundhati Roy!", the Lok Sabha part from Gujarat tweeted late on Sunday. It wasn't clear what setting he was talking in. Twitter experts later made him erase his tweet.

Abhijeet made an uncouth tweet about JNU understudy extremist Shehla Rashid after which, his record was suspended by Twitter. Abhijeet had retweeted about the JNU understudy, "There is gossip she took cash for two hours and didn't fulfill the customer... huge racket." In another tweet, he had offended a lady Twitter client when she got him out for his flammable tweets, where he thought of, "You Ms Pak. Disclose to me your pen no? Will reach there... Will do the most loved stance."

In April this year, Sonu started another discussion where he tweeted how the sounding of morning azaan on amplifiers at a mosque close to his home would not give him a chance to get appropriate rest. His announcements irritated numerous and a Muslim priest even offered Rs 10 lakh to any individual who might shave the artist's head. Sonu called a public interview to his home where he got himself tonsured. The priest still did not pay him the reward.

Sonu Nigam decided to quit Twitter, In support of Abhijeet

Kochi: A Kerala-based conservative outfit has undermined to slow down the arrival of an up and coming movie based on Jnanpith Award winner  M T Vasudevan Nair's acclaimed novel "Randamoozham" (The Second Turn) on the off chance that it is named 'The Mahabharata.'

The upcoming movie that faces the anger of conservative outfit Hindu Aikya Vedi is being named as India's greatest ever movie to be made on a budget of Rs1000 crore.

The outfit president KP Sasikala Monday said her outfit would not permit the arrival of the movie in the event that it is named 'The Mahabharata.'

"Give me a chance to place it in an exceptionally basic manner. On the off chance that the film depends on the novel Randamoozham, its name ought to likewise be Randamoozham. In any case, in the event that it is named 'The Mahabharata, it ought to be be based on The Mahabharatha penned by Veda Vyasa," she said at a capacity close here.

Sasikala, known for her radical perspectives on matters identified with Hinduism, said the film won't be permitted to play in theaters, on the off chance that it is made on the topic of Vasudevan Nair's novel and conveying the title "The Mahabharata."

"Shouldn't one be careful about having The Mahabharata name for Randamoozham. In the event that it is titled Mahabharata, it won't achieve the theaters," she said.

"Randamoozham" portrays the epic through the eyes of Bhima, the second of the Pandavas.

UAE-based Indian businessman BR Shetty is contributing Rs 1,000 crore (USD 150 million) for creating the motion picture.

The movie is being coordinated by noted advertisement man and promoting producer V A Shrikumar Menon.

Surely understood Malayalam actor Mohanlal will assume the focal part of Bhima. It will be delivered in two sections and shooting is booked to start by September 2018 for discharge in mid 2020.

The second part will be discharged inside 90 days of the first.

Shetty's organization had said the film will be shot essentially in English, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu and will be named into significant Indian dialects and driving outside dialects.

Upcoming Movie The Mahabharata Rs 1000 crore budget Movie based on Vasudevan Nair's novel