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Ali Zafar Taapsee Pannu
Pakistani singer and actor Ali Zafar had to face a fierce Indian for endorsing Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan last Tuesday. "What a speech!" Ali had written on his Twitter account to praise Prime Minister Khan's first message to India after the Pulwama terrorist attack.
Taapsee Pannu, preparing the release of his suspense movie Badla believes that trolling was unjustified. In an exclusive conversation with ZoomTV.com, the actress said, "I do not understand that. Do you expect him, as a Pakistani, to support a country he does not belong to? "
" He has already been banned and everything is fine, but how will it be if I support my country and the Pakistanis are watching me, what they are now when I tweeted about terrorist attack on Pulwama. Qu & # 39; you expect? ", Added the actress.
" It's his country. [If he doesn’t support his PM] it will be followed otherwise. We are followed here when we do not celebrate our victories. It's stupid to expect that he will do something else. It's not like he's not able to work because he's banned in India. He works there and will do it. He needs to celebrate the achievements of his country. We do it and we do it. Obviously, he will support his country. "What's wrong with that?" Said Taapsee.
Since the terrorist attack on Pulwama on February 14, tensions between India and Pakistan have intensified. Taking a harsh stand against the neighboring country, the Hindi film industry has decided not to release its films in Pakistan. Pakistani artists were also banned from working in Bollywood.
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