Aditya Narayan joins critics slamming Diljit Dosanjh, wants him to 'make amends' for casting Hania Aamir: 'There is limit to tolerance'

Time of India

7 days ago

Actor and singer Aditya Narayan is back again, and this time he is making headlines surrounding the ongoing criticism of Diljit Dosanjh for casting Pakistani actor Hania Aamir in his upcoming film Sardaar Ji 3.
While speaking to News18, Aditya reiterated that India always comes first, and if he were in Diljit's place, he would have put the nation first.
Narayan went on to advise the Punjabi singer to "make amends," adding that although India has always been hospitable, "there is a limit to tolerance."
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Aditya Narayan speaks on Sardaar Ji 3 and the casting of Pakistani actress Hania Aamir
The 37-year-old singer and son of Udit Narayan highlighted that when Hania was cast in the film, the relationship between India and Pakistan wasn't so strained. If you see, the relations were never good anyway; it's always murky waters, but in any case, India should come first.
"This is my motherland. This is my country. I would put my country first. I don't expect anybody to do anything. I don't have anything to say about their actions. But if it were me, I would put my nation first, and so would every Indian."
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Aditya Narayan's advice for Diljit Dosanjh
Narayan did not stop there; he also shared advice for Diljit, and he wants Diljit to make amends, as it is a very sensitive topic and social media notices everything.
"It's a very sensitive topic, and everything gets trolled on the internet, but this is what I believe. We have always been hospitable and collaborative. We still are. Love will always be our message, but there is a limit to tolerance," he said.
About Diljit Dosanjh's Sardaar Ji 3 controversy
The 41-year-old actor and singer has been drawing wrath on social media, from celebrities to fans, over casting Pakistani actress Hania Aamir in his film after the tense situation between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack that took place on April 22.
In retaliation, India then carried out Operation Sindoor on May 7, during which air strikes were carried out on terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.