UrwaHocane takes to Twitter to splendidly reply to #SwaraBhaskar from #VeereDeWedding on her comments about the film not releasing in Pakistan

What do you expect from a state that’s run by Sharia Laws?,” said Swara.

Bollywood actress Swara didnt know whats she has done on air by giving interview to CNN News18, film critic Rajeev Masand when he asked the Ban of Veere de wedding in Pakistan. In respond she called  Pakistan is  a ‘failing state’.

Our Pakistani Stars Urwa Hocane and Gohar Rasheed Gave shut up call to Swara

 

“For some reason I have to keep answering for that. I don’t know why people think I’m a spokesperson for the Pakistani government. What do you expect from a state that’s run by Sharia Laws?,” said Swara.

“They’re a nonsecular state. I’m not surprised at all. Why should we hold up Pakistan, which is a failing state — I don’t understand why we keep taking pleasure and feeling a sense of self-worth from all the silly things that happen in Pakistan. Apologies to all my Pakistani friends right now… Rest assured, Pakistanis have way worse vocabulary than we do. I know.”

 

Swara Bhaskar in Pakistan: I have been to London, Paris, NYC, trust me, Lahore (Pakistan) is the best.

Swara Bhaskar after Pakistan bans Veere di wedding: What better do you expect from a Shariah-ruled, un-secular, failed state like Pakistan?

Is she an actress or a chameleon? pic.twitter.com/CV9Q1jzz1w

— Sonam Mahajan (@AsYouNotWish) June 2, 2018

Gohar Rasheed also tweeted :

 

#SwaraBhasker prior to your recent interview I’ve never heard your name or known of your existence in #Bollywood. Hence this is when I found out about you, and your change of opinion on #Pakistan.
My first reaction was, what  a “typical old school mentality”, (1/10)

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

Obviously in order to stand out in front of your talented and well spoken co actors #KareenaKapoor & #SonamKapoor you’ld resort to a controversial statement to get the limelight. There seemed to be no better way for you, than talking about #Pakistan with hatred, (2/10)

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

This reflects your negative mantra in making some name for your self, also why I’ve never heard of you before, 🤔(3/10) #VeereDiWedding #SwaraBhasker #AttentionSeeker

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

In your interview you said “#Pakistan is a failing state, I don’t understand why we keep taking pleasure and feeling sense of self worth from all the things that happens in #Pakistan”.  Let me inform you that #Pakistan is the 5th largest market for Bollywood films, (4/10)

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

So here’s the reason why you take pleasure and feel a sense of worth from all the things that happen in Pakistan.  Its the Pakistani fans and authorities that can determine the fate and worth of an Indian film in the global box office. (5/10)

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

Lastly you stated that “ Pakistanis have way worse vocabulary then we do” – odd that it’s one aspect of #Pakistan you seemed to have taken an interest in, (7/10)

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

I suppose others would look into the literary advancements but clearly abusive language is your sphere of interest, (8/10)

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

However let me tell you, the way we give respect, spread peace and provide knowledge to ignorant attention seekers clearly reflects on where we stand intellectually. (9/10) #SwaraBhaskar #AttentionSeeker

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

And let me conclude with the quote from my beloved #QuaideAzam #MohammadAliJinnah “THERE IS NO POWER ON EARTH THAT CAN UNDO PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 “ (10/10) #ProudPakistani #SwaraBhaskar #KHUSHRAHO

— Gohar Rasheed (@GoharRsd) June 3, 2018

 

The Central Board of Film Censors (CBFC) has banned the Bollywood film Veere Di Wedding from releasing in Pakistan. The film was scheduled to release in the country and worldwide on June 1.

The has been banned due to vulgar language and objectionable sexual dialogues in the film.

Members of the Central Board of Film Censors unanimously decided to not the allow Veray Di wedding for public exhibition in the cinemas as it violates the Censorship of Film Code 1980. Says Danyal Gilani (Chairman Central Board of Film Censors)