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Veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah replied a day later that he had come forward to protect actor Diljit Dosanjh. His post was no longer visible on his Facebook account after supporting the singer-actor’s decision to work with Pakistani actor Hania Aamir in Sardar G3. Naseeruddin has said that he does not ‘care’ about any backlash for his statement. (ALSO READ: Naseeruddin Shah’s support for Diljit Dosanj, Sardar G3 controversy shows his ‘disappointment’: Ashok Pandit)
What Naseeruddin said
In his latest post, Naseeruddin wrote: “I have not removed my post about Diljit Dosanj. I don’t care about a fidler’s cow for backlash.”
His previous statement
Naseeruddin had previously written in the defense of Diljit, in which it was read, “I stand firm with Diljit. Jumla party’s dirty tricks department is waiting for him to attack him. He feels that he has got it in the end. He was not responsible for the casting of the film, he was a director.”
He said, “But no one knows who he is, while Diljit is known worldwide, and he agreed to artists because he does not have poison.
However, he posted an quotation by George Christoph Lichenberg a day later. He read, “It is almost impossible to carry someone’s beard through a crowd without singing the torch of truth.
In response to Naseeruddin’s support for Diljit, filmmaker Ashok Pandit made a statement and responded to the news agency ANI. He said, “We are not surprised, Naseeruddin Shah’s Diljit Dosanj’s entire episode is not surprised by the answer to the entire episode. He calls us Jumla Party, he calls us goons. Educated, versatile actor, senior person in industry, calling us goons and calling us goons, proves to be disappointment and kind of Nasiruddin Shah.”
For the past few days, Diljit has been facing a flying for his latest film Sardar G3, including Pakistani actor Hania Aamir. The film was opened abroad on 27 June. It was not released in India.
The stir in view of the recent Pahalgam terrorist attack on 22 April, after Operation Sindoor in India on 7 May, in which air strikes were carried out on terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir.
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