‘Mirzapur 3’ stars Vijay Verma in a pivotal role. The actor has now opened up about his character’s use of abusive language in the show and how he grew up in a household where such language was not a big deal.

Vijay said that people should not judge a show or someone’s performance based on what language they speak. He, who plays the role of Shatrughan Tyagi in the serial, Prime Video to show, to tell Bollywood Bubble In an interview, “I mean I grew up in a household where it was okay to swear. Like I have seen my grandfather, grandmother, father and mother, everyone uses that (language). For me, that’s how we speak. I think it’s a true representation. If I ever had to make a movie about my family, I wouldn’t show them from any other perspective; I have no problem with that. Who am I to judge?”

Vijay said that there is the same contradiction here as shown in the Netflix film ‘Chamkila’. The actor compared the situation to Diljit Dosanjh’s character Amar Singh Chamkila, in which he creates a kind of music that divides the audience. He said, “When I saw ‘Chamkila’, it was only about this – one person considers another person’s creation obscene, but who decides? Because it is his personal creation.”

The popular actor highlighted the setting of ‘Mirzapur 3’. Vijay reminded everyone that the show is set in a place where no one minds abusive language. “In the same way, ‘Mirzapur’ is our personal creation. It is set in a certain scenario. It is a place where parents People say anything in front of him. This is the world (Here people abuse each other even in front of their parents. This is how the world is), I am not censoring myself, I don’t believe in moral policing. In today’s time when people are talking rubbish on news channels, I think this is much better,” he explained.

Vijay is accompanied by Shweta Tripathi who plays Golu in the show. Guddu Pandit, played by Ali Fazal in season 3, tries to take over the throne amid challenges from others. Bahubali The show is currently streaming on Prime Video.