John Abraham on the tension between India and Pakistan: "It takes a war against terrorism, not against a country or a religion" | Bollywood

Just one day after Kangana Ranaut blamed Bollywood for not speaking up for political issues, John Abraham said that there should be a war on terror but not a country or a religion . He also said that the actors should not talk about the "trend" policy, adding that they must speak if they are aware of the political situation in the country.

The actor was questioned about the growing tension between India and Pakistan after Pulwama. attack. "There must be a war against terrorism, not against a country, a religion, religions or religions. I am very clear in my outlook. I will probably be chosen, but I will not sit on the fence and say, "This audience will like it, it will not be." There must be a war against terrorism. Everything has to be finished. It does not mean that you have to fight with another country. That does not mean you have to stereotype people, "John told reporters.

To the question of whether he thought the actors were forced to make a political comment, John told reporters, "Yes, if they are aware of the policy. Kangana is very politicized and has a voice. I think you have to take a stand if you are politically conscious. The actor said that it was necessary to refrain from commenting on the policy if they knew nothing about the country. "But you should not have a stupid talent, you can not be an idiot, who does not know which country is where, if you do not know what's going on between Bihar and Syria, you should shut up, smile and show to your cup that you have worked so much Do not talk, "he said.

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John was speaking at the launch of the trailer for his upcoming spy thriller, Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW) .The film, directed by Robbie Grewal, also includes Mouni Roy, Jackie Shroff and Sikander Kher. The 46-year-old actor said that All those who worked on the film knew what was going on in the country: "We shot in Kashmir for the film and we know the problems of the base there.When you know a situation, you can make a statement. again, it's important to make a statement ation at the right time, it should not be for the effect. The statement should not be made to the trend. I am not in the trend business. I do not want a trend, "he added.

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he added. "We stereotype people, it's probably the most dangerous sign. This should not happen. But that is how the world works today. "The film's release is scheduled for April 5th.