2 days ago
Diljit Dosanjh receives threats because of Pakistani actress Hania Aamir? All you need to know
Actor and musician Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming film ' Sardar Ji 3 ' has been facing backlash. The film has been dealing with controversies before its release, sparking heated discussions on social media and in political circles. The main reason for the uproar is the starring of a Pakistani actress in ' Sardar Ji 3 '. The reports suggest Pakistani actress Hania Aamir is also a part of the film. The Mumbai-based labour union, BJP Chitrapat Kamgar Aghadi, has opposed the release of actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh's Sardar Ji 3 , which is scheduled to hit theatres on June 27 this year.
The opposition stems from the fact that the film features several Pakistani actors, including Hania Aamir, Nasir Chinyoti, Daniel Khawar, and Saleem Albela. The association has strongly opposed these faces and has demanded that the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) not give a certificate to the film.
Demand to ban the release of Diljit Dosanjh's film
In its statement, the leader said that when Indian soldiers are being martyred at the border and Pakistan continues to spread hatred against India on social media, any form of cultural cooperation with Pakistan is not only insensitive but also insulting. He has urged the government not to support films that hurt the dignity and national sentiments of the country. Netizens' react
Netizens say they are sure Hania Aamir is in the movie. One of the users said, '@haniaheheofficial Is this you on Diljit's tshirt'. Another user said, 'Arre I think i spotted @haniaheheofficial'. The third user said, 'We can see you @haniaheheofficial'.
Interestingly, Diljit Dosanjh's last two 'Sardarji' films were very successful and the audience loved them a lot. In such a situation, fans were excited about the third part as well, but now the controversy has raised questions about the future of this film.
At present, no official statement has been issued by the film's team. However, given the growing intensity of the protests, it is clear that the controversy surrounding the film's release is deepening.
The association has warned that if the film is released without any action being taken, they will launch a large-scale protest. It now remains to be seen whether the government or the censor board will take any action against the film, or if it will be released in theaters without issue.
