Shah Rukh Khan’s most recent Netflix offering featuring Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi has been all the rage for quite a while. Prior, many took to social media to share their reservations with respect to the show and how it depicts Pakistan in a negative light – once more. One of the conspicuous names to condemn Khan was DG ISPR Asif Ghafoor, who requested that King Khan utilize his stature to advance harmony and oppose monstrosities in Indian Occupied Kashmir. Taking to Twitter, Ghafoor stated, “Remain in Bollywood disorder Shah Rukh Khan. For reality see RAW Spy Kulbhushan Jadev, Wing Comd Abhinandan and the territory of Feb 27, 2019.”

Stay in bollywood syndrome @iamsrk . For reality see RAW Spy Kulbhushan Jadev, Wing Comd Abhinandan & state of 27 Feb 2019.
You could rather promote peace & humanity by speaking against atrocities in IOJ&K and against Hindituva of Nazism obsessed RSS. https://t.co/0FWqoRQsO6

— Asif Ghafoor (@peaceforchange) August 23, 2019

He included, “You could rather advance harmony and mankind by denouncing abominations in Indian involved Jammu and Kashmir and against Hindituva of Nazism fixated RSS.” Presently, in a meeting with India Today, the lead on-screen character, Emraan Hashmi, reacted to DG ISPR’c remarks. “Along these lines, you don’t wind up making any film on the grounds that at whatever point you have content that has even remotely anything related with anything political identified with these two nations [India and Pakistan], feelings do run high,” the on-screen character said. “What’s more, you need to hold up under the brunt in this. Furthermore, online networking is brimming with this. I feel that one tweet [Ghafoor’s] prompted other individuals heaving to despise.” He further expounded, “However to put things to rest, there is no promulgation here. This depends on a book that is composed by a [then] 20-year-old child in 2014. The political atmosphere by then of time was altogether different. There is no plan for it. Our show depends on that book and that’s all there is to it.” “It’s not possible to satisfy everybody. You make a demonstration of this nature, which has some sort of political importance, and it will snowball and you will have individuals talking. Everybody has a sentiment nowadays,” Hashmi closed.