rishi kapoor beef eater?

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There is a friend of mine named sheetal (name changed). So, we all are aware of Rishi Kapoor's death. Right? Almost everyone is upset but there's still some toxic people who will never stop bashing or trolling people not even on their death. She sent me a forward image on WhatsApp which made me angry.
Image Source : My phone gallery.
Translation - I'm a beef eating Hindu. Why do you equate food with religion? Doesn't matter, what I eat, whom I worship. I'm Hindu who worships God twice a day, but I do respect other religions too.
I remember how these people were feeling disguting when Irfan got bashed and trolled by some toxic people after his death due to his different opinions regarding Islam. And to be honest, I too felt disgusting for that. But these are the same people who're bashing Rishi Kapoor on his death for having different opinions. Double standards.
I'm completely against of eating beef. I consider Cow my mother. But Hinduism says, we can't disrespect someone after his death because of his beliefs or karma. God will handle it. That's why we say, “Bhut achha admi tha" (he was a nice man). Irrespective of what kind of person he was. Disrespecting someone that too on his death makes me feel disgusting. Even our Indian low hand overs the death body of the convict to his family after his death and that too without disrespecting him. I respect Rishi Kapoor and Irfan, so should others. Period!
dont know why people are making jikoes of these legends who made us realized that how this world could in various forms of theire acting...

yes you guessed it right irfan khan who aso died in this quarantine 2 days before rishi kapoor

Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan, diagnosed with brain cancer. Undergoing treatment in Kokilaben Ambani Hospital, Mumabai. It is speculated that this tumor is Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM) grade IV - one of the most deadliest cancer in the world. Please bless him for speedy recovery

one of the best actor of our indian cinema industry passed away yesterday and it is really unbelievable for the die-heart fans to accept this.
he was suffering from neuroendocrine tumour , even this happens in rare cases but believed to the one of the harmfull illness.
he struggled a lot in his career and this was the time when he was having a good time and could enjoy and live a good life but god had some different plans for him.he did a lot of movies which will not let us forget him easily.





even though their few people who are still trolling him.

RIP - Rishi Kapoor and Irfan Khan


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