Ranbir Kapoor's verbal slip-up about good and evil at Ramayana event baffles internet

Actor Ranbir Kapoor has found himself at the centre of an unexpected conversation after his remarks about Dussehra at a promotional event for Ramayana in Kolkata caught the internet's attention. While the actor was speaking about the festival's message and its relevance to the epic, one particular line stood out, leaving the internet confused.At the event, Ranbir spoke about how Dussehra reminds people that evil, no matter how powerful it may seem, will eventually be defeated by truth and goodness. He said, “Dussehra hume ek bahut khoobsurat baat yaad dilati hai ki burai chahe jitni bhi taakatwar kyun na ho, aakhir mein ant sachchai aur achhai ki hi hogi.” (Dussehra reminds us of a beautiful truth: no matter how powerful evil may be, in the end, truth and goodness will end).The actor probably meant the opposite. His words were meant to underline the timeless message associated with Dussehra — the triumph of good over evil. However, it was his phrasing, particularly the line “aakhir mein ant sachchai aur achhai ki hi hogi”, that caught the attention of all online."Aakhir mein anth sachai aur achhai ki hi hogi" Wtf Ranbir this is embarrassing https://t.co/FBY1apeZWG— (@dacoit_rvs) October 21, 2026The moment baffled social media users, with the wording becoming a talking point. While the intended message was clear, the way the sentence came together left people revisiting what Ranbir had said. One of the X users commented on the video and wrote, "Bro is playing Lord Ram in Ramayana and already giving the industry a lesson in how to tempt fate before a movie’s release. Because if the movie flops, the same people will start questioning every little thing, and suddenly the dialogue becomes, “Social media is not good for mental health (sic)," while another wrote, "Seems like Rahul Gandhi wrote Ranbir Kapoor’s speech here (sic)." A third user chimed in and wrote, "3 idiot ka Chatur lingam."Interestingly, the sentiment itself fits right into the world of Ramayana, which revolves around the battle between Lord Ram and Ravana and the eventual victory of righteousness over evil. Dussehra, celebrated to mark Ravana's defeat, carries precisely the message Ranbir was trying to convey. This is just another goof-up by the Ramayana team after producer and distributor Dil Raju accidentally referred to leading actor Ranbir Kapoor as "Ranveer Singh" before swiftly correcting himself. At the film's pre-release event in Hyderabad, praising the actor's craft, Dil Raju said, "We have seen all his films. One of the best actors, the best hero is Ranveer Singh garu, sorry, Ranbir Kapoor Garu."Ramayana, featuring Ranbir as Lord Ram, is among the most anticipated upcoming Indian films. The actor's appearance as the revered mythological figure has already generated considerable interest. The upcoming film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, also stars Sai Pallavi, Ravi Dubey, Vivek Oberoi, Rakul Preet Singh, Anupam Kher, Faisal Malik and Kunal Kapoor, among others. The movie is slated for a worldwide release on November 5.- Ends