John Abraham supports Kangana Ranaut's view that actors should make political statements, provided they are "politically conscious" | Hindi movie news

Actor John Abraham launched the trailer of his spy thriller 'Romeo Akabar Walter (RAW)' at an event held in the city. In the midst of the current tension between India and Pakistan, the actor shared his idea of ​​tackling terrorism, in addition to talking about the dangers of stereotyping a religion in a world " polarized ".

The star also said that if the actors are aware of the political situation in the country, they must express their opinion but must not do so to produce a trend effect. His comments come one day after Kangana Ranaut insulted Ranbir Kapoor, Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt, calling them "irresponsible" for their apolitical attitude on issues of national interest.

When asked if he believed the actors were forced to make a political comment, John told reporters, "Yes, if they are aware of the politics." Kangana is very conscious of politics and she has a voice.I think you have to take a stand if you are politically aware. "

The actor says that we must refrain from commenting on the policy if they know nothing about the country.

"But you should not have a stupid talent, you can not be an idiot, who does not know what country is in. If you do not know what's going on between Bihar and Syria, then you you should shut up and smile, and show your cup that you did a lot of work, do not talk, "he said.

The 46-year-old actor said that everyone who worked on the film knew what was happening in the country.

"We shot in Kashmir for the film and we know the local problems, and when you know something, you can make a statement.

"But again, making a statement at the right time is important, it should not be for the purpose, the statement should not be seen as a trend, I'm not in the realm of trends I do not want to trend, "he added.

The actor was questioned about the growing tensions between India and Pakistan after the Pulwama attack.

"There must be a war against terrorism, not against one country, one religion, one religion, or one religion, but one must fight against terrorism. It does not mean that you have to stereotype people, "he said.

When asked if "RAW" would be broadcast in Pakistan, the actor dodged the question tactfully: "It's not up to me to answer the question because my producers are here; I will leave them the difficult questions and I will answer the easiest ones. "

Taking the burden of proof, the producers of the film claimed that their biggest concern at the moment is the theatrical release of the film in India.

Directed by Robbie Grewal, the film also performed by Mouni Roy, Jackie Shroff and Sikander Kher should be released on April 5th.