Celina Jaitley targeted Pakistani artists, said- ‘India first’

New Delhi. After the attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, India took strict steps. He fought for many artists including Fawad Khan, Mahira Khan, Hania Aamir, Ali Zafar. He urged the Indian film industry not to work with Pakistani celebs from IFTDA President Ashok Pandit. Some Pakistani artists started targeting India over ‘Operation Sindoor’, which AICWA strongly condemned Pakistani artists for ‘anti -India’ statements. Now Bollywood actress Celina Jaitley broke the silence on the matter and took out anger on the artists including Fawad-Mahira Khan who work in India.

In a conversation with News18 Shosha, Celina Jaitley said, ‘India should come first. Our national interest should always be our top priority. Pakistani artists are ready to take advantage of our entire entertainment industry, but they are always silent when they talk about terrorism supported by the government ‘.

‘Instead of condemning violence, they choose silence’

Expressing strong displeasure, the actress said, ‘She has platforms to demand change and condemn the violence, yet they choose silence on it. As long as there is no real accountability and honest efforts to eliminate the terrorist network, we should remain firm and maintain a clear boundary.

‘Patriotism is in my DNA’

Celina further says, ‘When people who have the power to influence millions of people keep silence, then that silence becomes deaf. Patriotism does not mean showing off, it means standing for your country when it needs you the most. History will always remember who stood up and who retreated. But, as the daughter of the honored war veterans and granddaughter and sister of a special force officer, I can say with full confidence that patriotism is in my DNA.

Efforts of government and armed forces appreciated

With this, Celina Jaitley praised the government and the armed forces. He said, ‘This is exactly the same solidarity, which matters. When our soldiers stand on the frontline and the family mourns the never -thinking damage, it is appropriate for our industry to think and think. This unity gives a message that our country and its people come before everything.

Fawad, Mahira and Mavra also out of old films

With the ban of Pakistani celebs, the Indian film industry has removed Fawad, Mahira and Mavra Hocaine from the posters of ‘Kapoor and Sons’, ‘Raees’ and ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ respectively on music platforms.