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The upcoming movie Abir Gulaal starring Pakistani actor Fawad Khan and Vaani Kapoor, has sparked a heated debate online in the wake of the tragic events in Pahalgam. Ridhi Dogra, who is also part of the film, has faced criticism for working with Fawad. After she shared a post condemning the terror attack, people began questioning her decision to work with a Pakistani actor. However, Ridhi didn't hold back and gave a fitting response, stating that she stands by the law and only did the film when it was allowed by the government.

Ridhi Dogra slams trolls over working with Fawad Khan

After a user wrote on X commented, “She is working with fawad khan,” to this Ridhi responded, “I DID when my govt allowed it. And I stand by the laws and rules.. But I also know Peace, Grace and Harmony is important for a healthy civilization. Yes there’s duality in these words but that is the very life we lead. On this earth.”

Further explaining her stand, she posted a message, that read, “I am a daughter of J&K where this happened and am well aware of the history of such monstrous crimes… it boils my blood too. That’s why I even try and speak to you all as fellow countrymen."

Ridhi expressed that she is angry with what happened to the innocent people in Pahalgam. She added, "I won’t keep quiet just because of my profession I choose peaceful collaboration. So don’t waste your anger on me. I’m as angry as everyone. I just choose to remain dignified towards others,” before concluding with a tweet that read, “Anyway. This is not about me. But we’re all angry. I am just as everyone else.”

About Pahalgam Terror Attack

On April 22, 26 tourists were shot dead by the terrorists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The group of tourists who were spending time in the valley at the popular tourist spot Baisaran in south Kashmir, which is called a 'mini Switzerland' was turned into a pool of blood. The innocent people were killed after a group of terrorists opened fire on them.

Following the hineous incident, she urged the Muslim community to speak up against such monsters. Her post on X stated, “I think it's about time the good Muslims stepped up and rejected the monsters and CALLED THEM OUT! Break ties with people and places that remain silent or deep down have ties elsewhere. Because repeatedly Terror is coming from one place. They're ruining humanity. They're ruining faith. Kashmir was flourishing and govt did so much, had so many plans in place to make it good for business. But we all know who doesn't want that. Very personal opinion but it's time to Stop being gracious to monsters in the name of humanity. Stand up for India..”

In the aftermath, netizens started calling for Abir Gulaal's boycott. Several reports also suggest that the film will not be released in India.

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