Pakistani artists have been banned from working in India since 2016 and now TV and film actor Rajeev Khandelwal has objected to this. He believes that stopping artists from the neighboring country from working in India is just politics and politicians have no right to do so! He also said that even where peace is established, people from political parties come and spread hatred by giving a Hindu-Muslim angle. Rajeev Khandelwal has worked in serials like 'Kahin To Hoga' and films like 'Aamir'. He is known for his strong acting. The actor, who is seen in the recent release 'Showtime', gave his reaction to the ban on Pakistani artists. It is known that after the Uri attack in 2016, Pakistani artists were banned from working in India.
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Banning Pakistani artists is politics, it is very wrong
In an interview to Bollywood Bubble, the 48-year-old actor said that it is unjust for politicians to advocate banning Pakistani artistes. He said, “No no, it's politics. It's very wrong. Who are politicians to ban people? Our politics is dictatorial in some things. Where love can flourish, you are not allowing that love to flourish for whatever reason, so I don't understand it.”
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'People from political parties give the Hindu-Muslim angle'
The actor further said, 'It would be wrong for me to comment on this, because I don't understand why? We talk about peace. So where peace is being established, people from political parties come and give it a Hindu-Muslim angle. So this is wrong. It is not that the Pakistani government is sending them as agents. I don't know. I have seen a lot of love coming.'
Acting Career of Rajeev Khandelwal
Rajeev is known for his work in popular Hindi television serials like 'Kahin To Hoga' and 'Sach Ka Saamna'. He made his Bollywood debut with 'Aamir' (2008). He then worked in films like 'Shiyatan' (2011) and 'Table No. 21' (2013).
