It wouldn't be wrong to say that filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has unusual ways to celebrate an occassion. We have often seen him making bizarre statements including his tweets on Women's Day that had almost landed him in trouble. This time around, RGV marked Friendship day by rechristening it as Enemyship Day.
In a series of tweets, RGV mentioned how it is better to have enemies than friends by citing a few examples. While some people found his one-liners to be funny, some agreed with his thoughts and joined the bandwagon. Take a look.
"The problem with helping a friend is, next time he needs help, he will again come to u only," read his tweet.
It was followed by another one which says, "Good thing about enemies is that they can't betray you like how friends do."
And another one, "Enemies are more courageous because they face you unlike cowardly friends who backstab you."
And another, "An enemy robs while a friend steals."
"Enemies take ur strengths seriously and friends make u lose ur confidence in those strengths."
And last but not the least, "Chances of ur wife running away with ur best friend are more than running away with ur best enemy."
The problem with helping a friend is, next time he needs help, he will again come to u only? #HappyEnemyshipDay
Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) August 1, 2021
Good thing about enemies is that they can't betray you like how friends do ?#HappyEnemyshipDay
Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) August 1, 2021
Enemies are more courageous because they face you unlike cowardly friends who backstab you ?#HappyEnemyshipDay
Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) August 1, 2021
An enemy robs while a friend steals ?#HappyEnemiesDay
Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) August 1, 2021
Enemies take ur strengths seriously and friends make u lose ur confidence in those strengths? HappyEnemyshipDay
Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) August 1, 2021
Chances of ur wife running away with ur best friend are more than running away with ur best enemy ? #HappyEnemyshipDay
Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) August 1, 2021
RGV recently launched his OTT platform, Spark OTT. He marked his entry into digital space with his film D Company, which began streaming from May 15 onwards. The film is based on Dawood Ibrahim and showcases the events in his life from 1980 to 1982. It was initially to release in cinemas on March 26 but got delayed. It released in Hindi and Telugu.
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