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Neeru Bajwa has allegedly removed all Sardar G3 posts from Instagram, a day before her international release, between backlash on casting of Pakistani actor Hania Aamir.
Diljit Dosanj and Neeru Bajwa starrer Sardar Ji is ready for a foreign release on June 27
The casting of Pakistani actress Hania Aamir in Sardar Ji 3 starring Diljit Dosanj and Neeru Bajwa ignited a large scale backlash after the Pahalgam terror attack. Diljit is being continued to promote the film while silent on backlash. Now, Reddit users noticed that Neeru has removed every post related to the film amid a controversy just a day before the film’s foreign release.
A reddit user shared a post by Instagram Page ‘LollyWoodspace’, claiming that Neeru Bajwa has removed all the posts related to Sardar G3One day before the film’s foreign release. The Post also claims that she has unfollowed Pakistani actress Hania Aamir on Instagram. Neeru’s latest Instagram post has a teaser of his upcoming film ‘Son of Siege 2’, however, there is no mention of Sardar G3 in his recent posts. Reacting to this, a reddit user commented, “I remember that Neeru Bajwa is one of the few Punjabi actors, who another!”
A third reddit user commented, “Just saw the comment under Neeru’s Insta Post. The girl hates Pakistan and Diljit fans!” While another comment read in another comment, “At least someone who shows someone has some spine.”
Directed by Amar Hundar, Sardar G3 is a horror-comedy that revolves around ghost hunters (played by Diljit and Hania) to deal with supernatural events in a haunted Britain’s mansion. Neeru Bajwa also plays an important role. The film is not released in India, but is ready for foreign release on 27 June.
Diljit’s constant relationship with Sardar G3 And his support for its foreign release in Pakistan also has many upset. More fuel has been added to the fire that the film does not have the facility of Hania Aamir, but many other Pakistani actors, including Nasir Chinyoti, Daniel Khawar and Salim Albela, are also part of the actors’ contingent.
In his first comment on the controversy, Diljit told the BBC Asian Network, “When the film was made, the tab was all thek … he said that he supports the decision of the producers to release it abroad, which accepts the financial risks faced by him.
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