Rakhi Sawant Faces Backlash for Embracing Islam While Continuing Hindu Rituals

If there is talk of being in the limelight through controversies, Rakhi Sawant is one of them. This item-girl Rakhi, from the beginning, stood up to draw attention to herself and now she has become the controversial queen of Bollywood. Once again she has become successful in this, but how? That is what we will analyze.

Rakhi Sawant or the controversy queen? Rakhi has now become Hindu Bengali from Muslim.

Rakhi Sawant returned to Mumbai from her Umrah in Saudi Arabia. The actress talked about her experience of performing at Umrah last August. She also openly shared photos and videos of her spiritual journey from the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah.

While numerous supporters praised Rakhi for Umrah, a section of social media users, including actress Gauahar Khan, raised concerns, accusing Rakhi of potentially using Islam for publicity. Many even accused her of insulting the religion. From then on, she used to call herself a “perfect Muslim woman”.

But recently, her look has changed. She was seen in complete Hindu attire, with a Shari, vermilion on the head, and ‘shakha pola’ in her hands.

Rakhi was looking like a newly married Hindu woman. She was also seen celebrating Navratri in the Hindu way. When asked she said that her husband was Muslim, but she wasn’t. Once again netizens started the trolling. A notable fact is She appeared in a white abaya after coming back from Umrah and interacted with the media.

Rakhi shot to fame when she was still in school when Bollywood director Suneel Darshan cast her in an item number opposite Govinda in Joru Ka Ghulam. Three years later, she auditioned four times before winning her breakthrough item number Mohabbat hai Mirchi in Chura Liya Hai Tumne in 2003. She got much media attention from the Mika Singh ‘pappi’ incident. After she received wider recognition as a contestant in several reality shows, including Big Boss and Nach Baliye, she began to receive considerable coverage from the Indian tabloid press.