The recently released Saif Ali Khan starrer web series ‘Tandav’ has found itself getting embroiled in a controversy for allegedly mocking a Hindu God and hurting Hindu sentiments.

As the row gets bigger, #BanTandavNow continues to be among the top trends in the Country.

The political drama web series ‘Tandav’, which was resealed on January 15 on OTT platform – Amazon Prime, has landed into trouble with many Twitteraties terming it as ‘Anti-Hindu series’.

A section of Twitteraties have expressed deep anguish and anger over some of the scenes in the series, which they said mock Hindu Gods.

In the first episode itself of the 9-epidode series, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayub is seen essaying the role of Hindu God Lord Shiva in the millennial world in a theatre.

This scene in particular did not go well with the social media users.

Many of the social media users have also accused the makers of the series for “trying to justify what happened in the JNU”.

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Notably, actor Mohammed Zeeshan Ayub, took an active part in the Anti-CAA protests.

He has also supported the farmers protesting near New Delhi.

Joining the cry for ban of ‘Tandav’ is BJP leader Kapil Mishra.

Kapil Mishra has also demanded to ban the series.

Supporting the trend on social media, the BJP leader also tweeted asking to ban Tandav saying it is anti-Dalit and full of communal hatred against Hindus.

‘Tandav’ is being directed by top Bollywood director Ali Abbas Zafar.

Apart from Saif Ali Khan and Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, the series also stars Dimple Kapadia, Sunil Grover, Kritika Kamra, and Tigmanshu Dhulia in pivotal roles.

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