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India threaten Diljit Dosanjh for keeping Hania Aamir in Sardaar Ji 3

India threaten Diljit Dosanjh for keeping Hania Aamir in Sardaar Ji 3

  • He has previously worked with Pakistani artists in his films, including "Sardaar Ji 3".
  • Dosanjh's cross-border collaboration with Hania Aamir in "Sardaar Ji 3" has sparked backlash in India.
  • Pakistanis express shock over the backlash, highlighting their support for the artist and the backlash against India.
Diljit Dosanjh is a global Indian Punjabi star who continues to make his mark internationally. He has collaborated with renowned global artists and performed at Coachella. This year, he also attended the Met Gala, once again proudly representing Punjab. With numerous Punjabi and Hindi films to his credit, Diljit has showcased his talent while beautifully representing India on the world stage.

He has previously worked with several Pakistani artists in his films. As both a producer and actor in Indian Punjabi cinema, he continues to play a key role in shaping the industry. His highly anticipated film “Sardaar Ji 3” made headlines when reports suggested that Hania Aamir would make her debut in the project. Following the Pahalgam attacks, several projects featuring Pakistani artists, such as Fawad Khan’s “Abir Gulaal,” were shelved. However, Diljit has taken a different path by moving forward with his cross-border collaboration.

The superstar released the trailer for “Sardaar Ji 3” and announced that he will launch the film featuring Hania Aamir in the overseas market. The film will release worldwide—except in India. The trailer quickly went viral, triggering a wave of threats against Diljit Dosanjh in India. Meanwhile, Pakistanis are praising Hania Aamir’s performance, recognizing that she completed the film before the recent three-day standoff between Pakistan and India. However, India has not extended the same understanding or courtesy to Diljit.

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The All Indian Cine Workers Association has threatened Diljit Dosanjh with a complete ban. They announced that if he releases his film featuring Hania Aamir on 27th June 2025, he will no longer receive work in Indian films, and his concerts will be prohibited in every city across India. They issued an official notification declaring these consequences.

Pakistanis have expressed shock over the hatred Diljit Dosanjh is facing for working with Hania Aamir. One user commented, “Diljit doesn’t need India,” highlighting their support for the artist amid the backlash. India needs Diljit. He is a global star.” Another added, “How crazy and extremists they are. They are targeting their citizens.” One said, “This is absurd. A few months ago, all these Indians were dying for Hania Aamir.” This is what they had to say:

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