In response to the uproar over the teaser of the film 'Ghushkhor Pandit,' Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak remarked that no community should face derogatory language. He emphasized that the contested term was inciting animosity towards the Brahmin community and that a complaint had been lodged against it. Notably, the central government has reportedly taken notice of the issue, and assurances have been made to prevent future occurrences of such derogatory language in films.

Pathak highlighted the proud history of the Brahmin community, noting their dedication to the country and society, and expressed his disappointment at the film’s content which he feels disrespects their contributions. He pointed out that the Brahmin community has always worked to uplift others rather than seeking power for themselves. The use of derogatory language towards them, according to Pathak, is deeply troubling and should not be tolerated.

Furthermore, he revealed that he has appealed to the central government to take action against the film. Pathak expressed gratitude to the central government for their supportive response, emphasizing the importance of maintaining societal harmony and preventing language that could provoke discord among different communities. The controversy reflects ongoing tensions around representation and respect for various social groups in cinema and broader discourse, highlighting the need for sensitivity in artistic expressions.