Former Diljit Dosanjh’s former manager defended him on casting Pakistani actress Hania Aamir in ‘Sardar Ji 3’: ‘She is an ambassador of India’. Hindi film news
Singer and actor Diljit Dosanj has received support from his former manager, Sonali Singh, who is facing a strong criticism to cast Pakistani actress Hania Aamir in his upcoming film ‘Sardar Ji 3’. While some people are upset with their choice on social media, Sonali has called backlash “disappointing and unfair”. He always praised Diljit for spreading “love, unity and kindness” and urged people to stop him from targeting him.‘Always choose love on hate’Sonali Singh shared a long statement on her Instagram, titled ‘Allways Cholling Love Over Hate’. In his post, he supported Diljit and praised him for promoting hatred or resentment. “Diljit has always promoted love, unity and kindness. He has never encouraged resentment, struggle or hatred. It is deeply disappointing and unfair that what kind of backlash he is receiving,” he wrote.
He said that the film was spoiled before political tension between India and Pakistan.The film was shot before the tension increasedDiljit Dosanjh also spoke in an interview with the BBC Asian network. He said that the film was made when everything was calm, and no one expected the current situation. “Jab Yeh film Bani Thi Tab Status Sab Theeek Thaka Tha. We shot it in February and then everything was fine. It was well. Toh is a great grip of the producer and when this film was Ban Rahi Thi Tab was like this. ,He said, “Now the situation is not in our hands. So if the producers want to release it abroad, I support them.”Honor public spiritSonali also praised Diljit for not releasing ‘Sardar Ji 3’ in India. He said that he has shown great respect for the mood of the country. “Diljit has chosen to respect the sentiments of the Indian people and officials. He is not releasing the film in India, who is standing in alignment with the current mood of the country, once again showing that he respects his country’s decisions even at a personal and professional cost,” he said. He reminded everyone that the film is not supported by a large production house, and boycotting it could cause great loss to the team.‘We forget very soon’In her statement, Sonali expressed grief that Diljit is always being targeted despite taking India into his heart. “Their own country, how soon we forget. Diljit proudly takes India in everywhere – in the soul, through his art, and through his love. He is an ambassador of India, not through publicity but through the soul,” he wrote. He finished his note with a powerful message: “This cycle should end.”Only foreign releaseDirected by Amar Hundy, ‘Sardar J3’ will be released abroad only on 27 June. This will not hit the cinema screen in India.
