Dia Mirza set a direct record on supporting Fawad Khan’s return to Bollywood: ‘… Stop wrong of facts’.

Pakistani actor Fawad Khan’s Bollywood return film Abir Gulal is facing trouble after the recent terror attack in Pahalgam. In the meantime, auxiliary comments about her return of Dia Mirza, made during a News18 interview, attracted attention. He has now made it clear that he was commented before the sad incident.
Diya clarifies her statement on Instagram
Diya took a note on Instagram to share a note, making it clear that her statement supporting Fawad Khan before the terrorist attack was made a lot. He wrote, ‘O members of the media, stop the wrong bayani of facts. I did an interview for a film on April 10, in which I gave a quote long before this horrific terrorist attack. Now stop going out of my quotes, weeks later and from reference. It is immoral and deep aggressive. ,Diya’s original comment on Fawad Khan’s return
During a promotional interview for his film, Dia shared his support for Fawad Khan’s return to Bollywood. He emphasized that art should be seen as a tool for peace and unity, not some influenced by hatred or politics. He hoped for cross -border cooperation in future.
The terrorist attack in Pahalgam sparks backlash against the film
On 22 April, a deadly terrorist attack on tourists at Pahalgam left the country in shock, killing 26 people and many others were injured. After the tragedy, Fawad’s film Abir Gulal faced a backlash with a call to stop his release. On Wednesday, the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) demanded a ban on the film. He announced a complete non-cooperation with Pakistani artists, singers and technicians in the Indian entertainment industry and promised to take all necessary steps to block Abir Gulal’s release in India.

Theater is reluctant to screen Abir Gulal
According to the report in HT, the owner of the theater hesitates to screen Abir Gulal for fear of backlash. While the production team is trying to convince them, the release of May 9 is no longer possible. The release can be postponed, as theaters are not currently ready to show a film starring a Pakistani actor in theaters.