
Karan Veer Mehra BREAKS Silence After Facing Backlash For Poem On Pahalgam Terror Attack: ‘The Real Question…'
Last Updated:
Elvish Yadav, Kushal Tandon, and others called out Bigg Boss 18 winner Karan Veer Mehra for his post following the terror attack in Pahalgam.
Bigg Boss 18 winner Karan Veer Mehra has finally responded to criticism over the poetry video he posted after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22. The video showed him reciting a poem written by Ashutosh Rana. He faced backlash for the post, and celebs such as Elvish Yadav and Kushal Tandon took jibes at him, reacting to his post. Now, Karan Veer has responded to the criticism, clarifying the meaning behind the poem. He also strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack, and quoted Suniel Shetty's statement, expressing hat the next holiday would be in Kashmir.
Karan Veer Mehra took to his social media to issue a clarification about the poetry that he recited. He wrote, 'An eye for an eye will NOT leave the whole world blind, the last person will still have one eye, & we all know who that last person might be. But the real question is, would YOU rather break the chain of hate and make the world a better place? That's exactly what my poem meant."
Karan Veer further added, 'My heart goes out to the families of those who lost their loved ones in the Pahalgam attack. May the perpetrators face the strongest punishment they deserve. We are not scared. We are not afraid." Lastly, he added, 'Quote Suniel Shetty sir 'Agli chutti Kashmir mein."" Check out his post below.
Karan Veer Mehra's Post After Pahalgam Terror Attack
In his post, Karan Veer recited a Hindu-Muslim poem authored by actor Ashutosh Rana a few years ago. He began the recitation with, 'Baat diya iss dharti ko, Kya chand-sitaaron ka hoga? Nadiyon ko kuch naam diye, behti dharon ka kya hoga?"
The poem talks about how terrorists have divided the nation on the basis of the religion. The Bigg Boss 18 winner continued, 'Shiv ki ganga bhi paani hai, aabe zam zam bhi paani hai. Pandit bhi piye Mulla bhi piye, toh paani ka mazhab kya hoga? Ek hai suraj chand hai ek, ek hawa mein saas hai sabki. Toh pucho inn firqa parasto se, kya hawa bhi nahi chalaoge? Naslo ka karein jo batwara, rahbhar woh comb ka dhongi hai. Sawaal toh bas ek hi hai, kya allah ne mandir toda tha ya Ram ne masjid toda tha? Baat diya iss dharti ko. Koi Hindu hai, koi Musalman, koi Sikh toh koi Issai. Bas humne insaan na hone ki hai kasam khayi."
First Published:

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


India.com
18 hours ago
- India.com
You won't believe BR Chopra's Mahabharat, starred four Muslim actors, Not only Arjun, they are…
Mahabharat and Ramayana are such TV serials that are watched with great interest not only by Hindus but also by people of the Muslim religion. There are many things related to BR Chopra's Mahabharat that many viewers do not know till now. BR Chopra's Mahabharat started on 2 October 1988 and ran till the year 1990. This show was made on a very grand level. Even today, the image of the people working in this series is in the minds of the people who saw the show. Many Muslim actors did excellent acting in this religious serial related to Hinduism. Know some interesting facts related to the Mahabharat here. Four actors were Muslims Feroz Khan played the role of Arjun in the Mahabharat show. Everyone knows this now. Along with him, there were 3 other Muslim actors in the show. Let's know about them. Shakuni Mama did more than 5000 auditions The casting of Mahabharat started in 1986, and the shooting of the show started in mid-1988. BR Chopra himself had chosen the characters for the serial very thoughtfully. Goofy Paintal, who played the role of Shakuni, has said that the casting was historic. He was also the casting director of the show. Goofy had told that he had auditioned about 5000 people. Feroz Khan's mother started calling him Arjun It is said that BR Chopra chose Feroz Khan for the role of Arjun after rejecting many people. Feroz became so famous in the role of Arjun that people started calling him Arjun in real life too. During an interview, Feroz Khan had told that his mother also calls him Arjun. Kunti was also a Muslim Apart from Arjun, Kunti, the mother of the Pandavas in Mahabharat, was also a Muslim. This role was played by Nazneen. Razzaq Khan was Ghatotkach Two more characters of Mahabharat were Muslims in real life. These were Raja Parikshit and Ghatotkach. The actor who played the role of Parikshit was Ayub Khan. Whereas the role of Ghatotkach was played by Razzaq Khan. Sameer Chitre and Sanjeev Chitre, who played the roles of Nakul and Sahadev in Mahabharat, were brothers in real life too.


India.com
20 hours ago
- India.com
8 Celebrity Baby Names That Made Headlines And Their Hidden Meanings
Muskan Kalra Jun 09, 2025 Parents: Akshay Kumar & Twinkle Khanna. It means Deeply rooted; having moral values and strength. Parents: Virat Kohli & Anushka Sharma and meaning of vamika is, it is a form of Goddess Durga; also means 'lady of beauty and strength.' Parents: Kareena Kapoor & Saif Ali Khan, It is a Short for 'Jehangir,' meaning 'conqueror of the world.' Parents: Shah Rukh Khan & Gauri Khan. Abram is a blend of Abraham (father of nations) and Ram (a Hindu deity), symbolizing unity. Parents: Neha Dhupia & Angad Bedi. Mehr means Grace, kindness, or blessing in Persian and Punjabi. Parents: Tusshar Kapoor. Lakshya means Aim, target, or goal — representing ambition and purpose. Parents: Kareena Kapoor & Saif Ali Khan. Taimur is of Turkish origin, meaning 'iron' or 'strong.' Parents: Abhishek Bachchan & Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Aaradhya means 'One who is worshipped' or 'to be revered' in Sanskrit. Read Next Story


Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
When Vijay Mallya performed Sameera Reddy's ‘Kanyadaan' at her wedding - Here's how they are related
Vijay Mallya may often make headlines for controversies or cricket. After RCB finally won the IPL, Mallya celebrated from the UK. While netizens looked back at his past, a surprising story about his personal life has resurfaced—his role at actress Sameera Reddy 's wedding. In a 2014 interview with DNA, actress Sameera Reddy shared a personal detail about her wedding that many had never heard before. The actress revealed that it was none other than Vijay Mallya—her relative on her mother's side—who performed the traditional kanyadaan ritual at her wedding. 'Only Vijay Mallya, who is related from my mother's side, gave me away to the groom. That apart, there were only friends and family,' Sameera had said. The ritual, a traditional gesture in Hindu weddings where the bride's family entrusts her to the groom. A wedding that surprised everyone Sameera and entrepreneur Akshai Varde tied the knot on 21 January 2014 in a quiet Maharashtrian-style ceremony that took everyone by surprise. The couple had originally planned to get married in April, but a change of plans led them to prepone the wedding. 'Isn't this the best way to do it?' Sameera said during the same DNA interview. 'Months of painful planning causes so much stress… Akshai said, why not. I said, why knot? Ha ha. And we said, 'I do.' And I'm glad we did.' The wedding was so private that even many of her industry friends were unaware. Sameera's new chapter beyond films Fast forward to 2025, earlier this year the couple celebrated 11 years of marriage. Sameera marked the occasion by posting a series of sweet, affectionate photos online, receiving a flood of love and warm wishes from fans. On the work front, Sameera has taken a break from acting but continues to stay connected with fans through her active presence on social media. She's become a prominent voice in conversations around body positivity and parenting, often sharing real and relatable content. Fun & Chaos! Akshay Kumar Drops 'Housefull 5' BTS Madness Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .