Diljit must apologise, remove objectionable scenes: Mika Singh amid Sardaar Ji 3 row
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Prior to this, Mika Singh lashed out at Diljit, calling him a 'fake singer'. On Tuesday, he condemned Diljit's actions in an Instagram post."Guys, as we all know, the relationship between India and Pakistan isn't going well right now. Yet some people continue to act irresponsibly. Before releasing any content that involves artists from across the border, they should think twice - especially when our nation's dignity is involved (sic)," he wrote on Instagram.advertisementHe then cited Fawad Khan and Vani Kapoor's 'Abir Gulaal', which was banned from releasing in India over Khan's casting. "There was a film featuring Fawad Khan and Vaani Kapoor that many of us opposed, and yet, some still don't seem to get the message. What's more shocking is that a fake singer, after doing 10 shows in India with thousands of fans buying tickets, has now disappeared — leaving fans betrayed and helpless (sic)," he posted.
'Sardaar Ji 3' is facing the wrath of film associations and many people over the casting of Pakistani actor Hania Aamir amid tensions between India and Pakistan. After the tragic Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 that claimed 26 lives, mostly tourists, India has banned collaborations with Pakistani artistes.Meanwhile, Diljit Dosanjh and the makers of 'Sardaar Ji 3' are defending themselves, stating that the film was shot before tensions escalated between India and Pakistan. The film is gearing up for a release overseas on June 27.- EndsMust Watch
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