When Irfan Khan gave a funny reply to a Pakistani journalist about visiting the nation: “Main Ah Toh Junga …”.
Eminent actor Irrfan Khan was famous for his humor and sharpness during the interview, others were presented on screen for his magic attraction. The video of Khan, who gave a quick reply to a Pakistani journalist, went viral amid increasing tension between India and Pakistan.
Conversation between Irfan Khan and a Pakistani journalist
In the clip, a journalist, who considers himself a fan of Irfan Khan, asked the actor to visit the nation. “Namaste, Irfan Bhai, I am from Pakistan, and you have a great following in Pakistan. I wish you can sometimes come to Pakistan. It would be a great pleasure.”Without any hesitation, Khan strongly replied, “Main Ah Toh Junga, Wapus Aung Ki Nahi? (Will I come back if I visit Pakistan?)” North shocked everyone for a second, and suddenly laughed in a laughter room. The video is now getting a praise from fans.
Meanwhile …. Siddharth Malhotra made a statement …
Amid growing tension among nations, many Bollywood actors came forward with statements of the Indian Armed Forces being grateful. In Akshay Kumar, Anushka Sharma, Celina Jaitley, and many more stars, Siddharth Malhotra recently noted a heartfelt note, praising men who courageously protect the nation in uniforms. Malhotra said on X, “Even when the noise fades, his vigilance remains. Indian armed forces lead with patience, grace, and unwavering resolutions. With deep respect and gratitude, always Jai Hind,” Malhotra said on X.
Celina Jaitley talked about the ban on Pakistani artists …
Recently, the debate about Pakistani artists being banned from the Indian entertainment industry took a storm on the Internet. Many actors, including Harshvardhan Rane and Celina Jaitley, spoke and expressed their strong opinion. In an interview with News18, Celina Jaitley said, “India should come first. Our national interest should always be our top priority. Pakistani artists are quick to benefit from our prosperous entertainment industry, but are silent about terrorism, which supports their government. They demand change.
