After Amesha Patel, Sunny Deol now spoke about the ongoing controversy over Pakistani actor Fawad Khan’s return to Indian cinema in upcoming films. Abir Glaar.
In a recent interview with Hindustan TimesSunny tackled the fierce debate that reignited for Fawad’s comeback, following years of political tensions and restrictions on Pakistani artists in the Indian film industry.
Sunny Deol is best known for his iconic patriotic role. Border and Gadarprovided an incredibly balanced and comprehensive stance on this issue.
When asked if Pakistani actors like Fawad Khan would return to Indian screens, Sunny replied.
“Look, I don’t want to go on the political side, because things start to get messy. We are actors. We work for everyone in the world. Even if someone is watching or not, we are for everyone.
His statement comes amid an increase in opposition from political groups who openly opposed the release of Abir Glaar In Maharashtra.
Directed by Aarti S Bagdi, the film stars Fawad Khan along with Vaani Kapoor, marking the actor’s first Indian film appearance since 2016.
Sunny’s support for Fawad Khan reflects the broader demands to separate politics from the arts and enable creativity to thrive across borders.
His comments underscore the idea that artists have universal responsibility and appeal, and should not be limited by geopolitical divisions.
It is him who reflects Sunny’s feelings. Gadar Co-star Ameesha Patel came out in support of Fawad’s return. In a previous interview iansshe said:
“I also liked Fawad Khan before. I welcome all actors and all musicians. This is Indian culture. Art is art. I am not art. International artists are welcome. Artists from all over the world are welcome.
As debate continues to move online and among the political world, the statements of both Sunny Deol and Amesha Patel serve as reminders of the unity of art and performance, a spirit that transcends national boundaries.
