Ali Zafar wants India and Pakistan to believe in humanity

The Pakistani starlet, Ali Zafar, is currently in India since he is participating in the upcoming film ‘Chashme Buddoor’, which is a remake of the 1981 hit film of the same name. However, the actor impassioned plea for peace on an Indian TV show while he was promoting his latest film ‘London, New York, Paris’ because the film apparently hasn’t gone well with the Pakistani fans.

‘London, New York, Paris’, which featured Ali Zafar and Aditi Rao Hydari in the lead roles, was released on March 2, 2012. The film opened decently but later on it suffered badly on Friday because of unexpected box office performance by ‘Pan Singh Tomar’. Nevertheless, Zafar is not happy to see the mixed reviews, which he has got from Pakistan.

Perhaps, this is a reason why the actor wants the two countries to believe in humanity more than anything else.

Zafar said, “What happens in the world is people cut each others’ throats, give sadness to each other, the two countries are also part of this… we’ve lost too much in all this… The future generations deserve much better.”

During the interview, Zafar revealed that he never expected the love which he is getting in India and he literally cried while expressing his feelings on the film critic Komal Nahta’s show.

“I tell people back home that I cannot express in words how well I am treated in India… for a boy like me this was beyond my expectations,” he said on the show wiping his tears.

During the interview Ali Zafar was also asked about if he has ‘lost his innocence’ in India and his reply seemed totally off the mark.

He replied, “…If u give love to the universe you only get love… if hate is all you have inside you, you only get hate… I don’t know why people don’t love, all you need to do is love… we’ve wasted so much time hating each other.”

Well, it is certainly a good massage from Ali Zafar but let’s see what response he gets from his nation.

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Posted by Imran Shaukat Khan on Mar 6 2012. Filed under Bollywood. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.