Sonam Kapoor took to social media to share a message of peace between India and Pakistan. Social media soon called her out for plagiarising
Mumbai: Following the Pulwama terror attack and Indian Air Force's multiple aerial strikes at terror launch pads in LoC, actor Sonam Kapoor took to her social media handle to talk about her anti-war stance, comparing 'average' Indian and Pakistani citizens.
Soon enough, her Instagram story went viral on social media. In her hurry to put out a message of peace between India and Pakistan, Sonam forgot to credit the post to the original writers: satirical Facebook page Humans of Hindutva.
Not only that, her stance did not sit well with the Twitterati either.
Comparing citizens of both countries, she shared, "The average Indian has more in common with the average Pakistani than he does with a Hindu fundamentalist who wants to bomb in the name of Ram and lynch minorities and rally in support of child rapists."
The 'Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga' star further wrote, "The average Pakistani has more in common with an average Indian than he does with an Islamic fundamentalist who wants to bomb others in the name of Allah and oppress women and put guns in the hands of children."
Kapoor went on to opine that ordinary citizens everywhere just want to have a "normal life and go to work and raise their children well and save up for a decent home." According to the actor, Hindu and Islamic fundamentalists "both have loads in common."
The 33-year-old actor, condemning war, elaborated upon fundamentalists, saying, "Their minds are poisoned by hate and they both lack empathy for the other side. They both want war and do not care for its consequences," adding, "The cost of this extraordinary hatred of fundamentalists in both countries is eventually going to be paid by the ordinary citizens of both countries and the soldiers who are always first in the line of a fire they did not ignite."
However, Twitterari soon slammed the actor for her comments, with one user writing, "Bas in jeso k wajah se hum kabhi 1 nhi ho pae, desh k asli gaddar yahi log hai.. #BikaooBollywood #SonamKapoor."
Another user went on to write, "FIR should be filed against Sonam Kapoor for hate speech against Hindus @MumbaiPolice #SonamKapoor #AntiNational."
Calling her words a way to get attention, another user posted, "She (Sonam Kapoor) is not getting any movie because of her poor acting. She has no other option to be in headlines. #SonamKapoor #CongressPakistanUnited."
A Twitter user who is studying to be a doctor wrote, "I m ready to leave my studies (MBBS) Join the war for my India. Than being a Sonam Kapoor. Anil Kapoor failed in instilling Desh bhakti in his daughter."
So Sonam Kapoor and actor Imran Khan's wife are using post of Bigot FB page Humans of Hindutva.
Paid posts? pic.twitter.com/K2HVAwVrJl
Sonam Kapoor plagiarises 'Humans of Hindutva' propaganda post, pontificates on 'Hindu fundamentalism'
Good article . Bottom feeders like deserve no mercy. https://t.co/tz30WGDcLk
What has this self styled Humans of Hindutva has anything to do with Hindutva or even with Humanity. This is false page meant for besmirching the Nationalist Hindus. Obviously run by combo of pidis and presstitutes.
— T T Surenkumar🇮🇳 (@ttsuren)Many Indian celebrities including Salman Khan, Karan Johar, Vicky Kaushal, Varun Dhawan, Rajkummar Rao, Sidharth Malhotra, Hema Malini, Kriti Sanon, Bhumi Pednekar, Preity Zinta, Sachin Tendulkar, and Shikhar Dhawan have earlier hailed IAF's multiple aerial strikes across the LoC twelve days after the Pulwama terror attack.
(Inputs from ANI)
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