On Tuesday, the makers of Sardaar Ji 3 took to Instagram to issue a detailed statement revealing the story behind Hania Aamir’s involvement in the film. They shared insights into how and why she became a part of the project, providing fans with the background and context of her casting.
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Sardaar Ji 3 Makers Defend Hania Aamir’s Casting, Cite Pre-Tension Agreement Amid Ban Calls
Amid growing backlash over roping in Hania Aamir in Diljit Dosanjh’s Sardaar Ji 3, and calls to ban the film, the makers have released a statement addressing the controversy, where they defended the casting of the Pakistani actor in the project. The film’s producers released a statement on Tuesday defending their decision to cast Hania, saying she was signed on before tensions escalated between India and Pakistan. They cited this as the reason for not releasing the film in India, given the current climate. The note sparked a mixed reaction in the comment section, with some social media users praising the filmmakers for not releasing the film, while others criticised them for not editing out Hania’s role instead.
Sardaar Ji 3 Team Issues Clarification on Casting, Halts India Release Amid Tensions
The makers of Sardaar Ji 3 informed everyone through a statement on social media that they shot the film well before the current situation in the country arose. They clarified that they did not sign or engage any Pakistani artist after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. The statement further emphasized that they stand united with the country and their fellow citizens during this sensitive time. In light of the situation, they decided to withhold the film’s release and promotional content in India until the conditions become suitable.
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