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Sana Nawaz faces backlash over “Artist have no Boundaries” comment

Sana Nawaz faces backlash over “Artist have no Boundaries” comment

  • Sana Nawaz, a prominent Pakistani actress, has expressed her views on the Indo-Pak standoff.
  • Nawaz disagrees with the public's belief that Pakistanis should never work in Bollywood again.
  • She believes artists are ambassadors of peace and that there are no boundaries for artists.
Sana Nawaz, a prominent Pakistani film and television actress, previously worked in India and earned praise for her strong performance in Sunny Deol’s “Kaafila”. A major name in Lollywood, she received immense love from audiences when she transitioned to television dramas. Recently, she shared her opinion following the Indo-Pak standoff, which drew sharp criticism from the public.

Recently, India took a petty approach by blocking the Instagram accounts of Pakistani stars within the country. They also removed Pakistani actors from the posters of their Bollywood films—Mawra Hocane from “Sanam Teri Kasam”, Mahira Khan from “Raees”, and Fawad Khan from “Kapoor & Sons”.

Sana Nawaz has shared her opinion on the recent tensions between the two countries. While many people insist that Pakistanis should never work in Bollywood again, Sana disagrees and offers a different perspective. She said that “artists are ambassadors of peace. There are no boundaries for artists; they spread love, and this is what she believes in. She added that she has seen actors getting bashed for not commenting on the Indo-Pak standoff. Actors get bashed if they speak up, and they will get criticized even if they remain silent.”

Watch the video below:

The public has reacted strongly to Sana Nawaz’s statement. One user remarked, “You keep getting humiliated while saying this dialogue.” Another added, “Indian artists are supporting their army, and you should do the same when people are dying due to Indian aggression.”

This is what the netizens think:

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