New Delhi:
Kunal Kemu has come on fire to his late comment on India-Pakistan tension. On Friday, 16 May, the actor shared a long note on Instagram, showing support for India’s Operation Sindoor. However, his post earned a flake of internet as it came several weeks after the horrific Pahalgam attack.
Kunal Kammu wrote, “Fear, heartbeat, anxiety, loss, victory, confusion, spirit of unity, feeling of partition, feeling of anger, feeling of sorrow, feeling of strength and powerlessness. The feeling of wealer, feeling of gratitude, feeling of gratitude, feeling of numbness, feeling of feeling.”
The actor said, “We have been through something in the past and I am sure we will pass more in the future. I say ‘we’ because even if it does not directly affect most of us, it still affects almost all of us. We all have dealt with it in our own way. I say that I do not affect anything for ‘we’.”
“Terror should not have a place in this world and an anti -anticipatory response in the form of operation sindoor. I am grateful to the leaders of the nation as a citizen of India and the strength of its armed forces not only to protect the values ​​of this nation and to protect the values ​​of this nation, we will not show them that we or our families and fellow citizens shared.
On a closing note, he said, “I really believe that ‘Main yes we upas mei, even though Humori Na Bain, Yeh Mera Desh and Iske Log is my family.
Kunal Kemu received continuous trolling for the post. “Very rare, it’s too late. Bollywood is calculated due to backlash,” a user commented. Another speculated that “the news travels very slowly in Mumbai.” “He got up from his sleep,” read a comment. “You are too late, sir,” a fan told.
Another Bollywood celebrity who recently spoke on the Indo-Pakistan struggle was Anil Kapoor. Like Kunal Kemu, late reaction by the film’s legend made him a target for online critics.
Anil Kapoor shared a statement on Instagram, in which it was read, “What was needed to do. There is no difference between which family members? But when it comes to the nation, we stand as one.
Reacting to the post, a user said, “PR is doing its job.” “You are too late, sir,” a person wrote. Read a harsh comment, “What happened to these celebrities now? They are posting. Do they not know that the war has already ended?” One more asked.
The terrorist attacks in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April claimed the lives of 26 citizens. The incident inspired the armed forces to launch Operation Sindoor on 7 May, which targeted terrorist organizations.
