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A 90s video showing Shah Rukh Khan talking to Farida Jalal about freedom of speech and expression in India becomes viral on the Internet. In the interview, Farida Jalal asks Shah Rukh for her opinion on the political situation in India. SRK recalled that his father was a freedom fighter and that the council he would give him about maintaining this azaadi.
"My family, especially my father, was a freedom fighter He always said to me:" Shah Rukh, do not take it for granted, we gave it to you that you can maintain it at that time, I thought it was the freedom of foreign domination, "said Shah Rukh.
#ShahRukhKhan speaking of freedom of expression, freedom of the press, and not speculation and anti-national elements opposed to Farida Jalal in the 1990s is incredibly relevant even now. "We are the citizens of this country, we do not have it." Via- Justin Rao @IndoIslamic Page pic.twitter.com/r0kTTFxHB5
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The superstar added that his understanding had evolved as as it grows. "But now that I grew up, this freedom he was talking about was in terms of poverty and misery."
Shah Rukh also is open to freedom of the press, expression and expression. "We read in the newspapers that this is true and false, as an ordinary citizen we do not even know how true it is that the only knowledge I have is what the newspapers tell me. we must therefore be free from speculation, whether right or wrong, freedom of speech and of the press. "
He also stated that no one" possessed "India, and has developed his understanding of the term "anti-national", the word that was taken in India in 2019
"The country is India and we are its citizens, we do not own it. does not mean that it's our India, that's what we have to do for the country, and the people we call anti-national or anti-social are people who do not think to be part of the country I am very sad because my family fought for this country.These people are in the process of destroying I am not directly affiliated with politics, but every time I see it, it makes me sad "Keep this country free, as we have given it to you". "."
In recent years, Shah Rukh Khan has been very careful to express his views on politics in order to avoid having kicks.
In 2015, SRK spoke of growing intolerance in India. "It's stupid to be intolerant and it's our biggest problem, not just a problem. Religious intolerance and not being secular in this country is the worst kind of crime you can commit as a patriot. We will never be a superpu not going to believe that all religions are equal, "said Khan in an interview with Rajdeep Sardesai, a member of India Today channel, on the occasion of his birthday, four years ago
This comment triggered several protests and several groups of people who broke out in the anti-SRK social media campaigns and turned off the campaigns touched the affairs of his film Dilwale, released a month later. his comment on "intolerance", and later that of Fan SRK was later excused publicly and stated that his statement had been "misinterpreted".
As a result of the debacle, SRK was silent about his views When asked about the hate campaigns launched at the launch of the trailer for his film Fan, he replied: "Freedom of speech also means the right to remain silent. I am very quiet about it. "
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