Do ghar wapsi: Hindu outfit's suggestion for AR Rahman to get work in Bollywood VHP national spokesperson Vinod Bansal attacked music composer AR Rahman over his remark suggesting he may have lost Bollywood work due to "a communal thing". AdvertisementVHP leader Vinod Bansal, AR RahmanIndia Today News DeskNew Delhi,UPDATED: Jan 17, 2026 08:33 ISTWritten By: Akshat TrivediThe Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Saturday launched a sharp attack on Oscar-winning composer A R Rahman over his recent remarks on losing work in Bollywood, with the organisation’s national spokesperson Vinod Bansal asking the musician to do “gharwapsi” if he wanted work again. Reacting to Rahman’s comment that he may have lost work in the Hindi film industry over the past eight years due to “maybe a communal thing,” Bansal alleged that the composer had aligned himself with a particular faction. “It seems that AR Rahman too has become a leader of the faction whose leader was once former Vice President Hamid Ansari,” Bansal said. advertisementBansal further claimed that Ansari had “availed benefits for 10 years and held constitutional posts” and alleged that he “pulled down India” after retirement.
