Sai pallavi controversy

A statement by In a YouTube interview, the actress discussed the exodus of Pandits from Kashmir in the early 1990s and compared it with the recent incidents of lynching of suspected cow smugglers. The celebrated actress, who says she is ideologically neutral, stated: "The film The Kashmir Files depicts the assassination of Kashmiri Pandits. A man was recently slain for carrying a cow because he was suspected of being a Muslim. The perpetrators shouted `Jai Shri Ram` after killing the victim. Where is the line drawn between what occurred in Kashmir and what occurred recently?" The comment provoked a unit of the They asked Sai Pallavi to apologise to the entire country, particularly to Kashmiri Pandits, for her "venomous" statements. They added that if she did not do so, "the situation will deteriorate further". Some of Sai Pallavi`s admirers have defended her views on social media, while others have expressed their unhappiness. The actress mentioned that the large number of people oppressing smaller group is wrong. “A battle has to be fought between two equals. You need to protect the oppressed. Their stature isn’t important”.

• Sai Pallavi is an Indian model and actress. • She has won two Filmfare Awards for her roles in Premam and Fidaa. • Her comments about Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s went viral and sparked a debate. Sai Pallavi is an Indian model and actress who works in films in Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam. She has won many awards, including two Filmfare Awards for her roles in the movies Premam and Fidaa. Pallavi is a doctor by education, having completed her MBBS in 2016. Sai Pallavi Gives a Clarification: After her comments about the plight of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s went viral and sparked a debate, Indian actor Sai Pallavi gave a clarification. She spoke out against religious violence, saying that the exodus was wrong, but so was protecting cows. This made people angry online, and many said she was making fun of the tragedy of the Kashmiri Pandits. Sai Pallavi quickly went to Instagram to say that she would never make light of the sad situation. She said that she was trying to send the message that all kinds of violence are sinful. Sai Pallavi said, “This is the first time that I am getting in touch with all to clarify something and I think this will be the first time that I will be thinking twice before I speak my heart because I am anxious that my words might be misinterpreted. So forgive me, if I take longer than usual to communicate my thoughts.” In a recent interview, “I was asked whether I was a supporter of the Left or the Right Wing and I clearly stated that I believe I...

South star Sai Pallavi recently stirred up a controversy over her comments on the 1990s exodus of Kashmiri Pandits. Pallavi faced a major backlash after her interview went viral in which she talked about her political views and later compared Kashmiri Pandit's genocide after she watched the movie 'The Kashmir Files'to the lynching of a man suspected of cow smuggling. After her video went viral, the actress received huge flak from some netizens. Now, Pallavi has finally reacted to all the furore in the digital world. On Saturday, giving her clarification, Pallavi shared a video on her Instagram account and stated that violence in any form is wrong and violence in the name of religion is a huge sin. “This is the first time that I am getting in touch with all you to clarify something and I think this will be the first time that I will be thinking twice before I speak my heart because I am anxious that my words might be misinterpreted. So forgive me, if I take a while longer than usual to communicate my thoughts, '' the actress said. ''In a recent interview, I was asked If I was a supporter of the Left or the Right Wing and I clearly stated that I believe I am neutral and we need to be good human beings first before we identify ourselves with our beliefs. And the oppressed need to be protected at any cost,” the actor said. Further, Sai added that in the interview she shared two incidents that had a huge impact on her and left her traumatised for days, and went on to say that h...

South Indian actor Sai Pallavi today issued a clarification after her statements on Kashmiri Pandits got trolled. The actor while promoting her latest film Virata Paravam, said that the deaths and crimes in the name of religion are no different to her, be it the 1990s exodus of Kashmiri Pandits or killing an individual over cow meat. The actor seemed to expressed her concerns about the violence that take place in the name of religion. However, this soon led to social media trolling and the religious group Bajrang Dal has even filed a complaint against Sai for hurting religious sentiments and demeaning the Kashmiri Pandit tragedy. However, the actor who is known for doing good films and being honest, did not hold back and issued a clarification saying each life is equal and important in her eyes. Sai Pallavi took to her Instagram and posted a video saying in a recent interview the actor was asked whether she is a supporter of the Left or the Right Wing. “I clearly stated that I am neutral and we also need to be good human beings first and then identify ourselves with our beliefs. I even oppressed need to be protected at any cost,” Sai Pallavi said. The Virata Paravam actor further added that she could never belittle a tragedy. But she also cannot come to terms with the violence of mob lynching. Sai Pallavi went ahead and said, “Being a medical graduate, I believe that all lives are equally important. And I hope the day does not come when a child is born and gets scared of h...

Quoted above in this article are her words to a YouTube channel– translated from the Telugu lines, and her appeal for neutrality has been drowned in her having drawn a comparison between a genocide and a lynching mob (deliberately avoiding the religions mentioned in either case because as Sai Pallavi said, “It’s important that one is a good human being first”). Before pressing the “send” button, a troll will forget that working in cinema today is as commonplace as one would go to work in say a Tech company. In a polarised nation which wants to constantly look for “deities” in all forms, anyone saying or behaving in ways which can’t be deified has to be defied! To explain things better, let me list out some of the aspects or expectations from an Indian movie actress: 1. She should be idealistically beautiful and adhere to predefined notions of beauty. 2. She should not opine on any controversy – she should only give interviews about her love life or lack of one thereof. Oh! And what’s her favourite holiday destination? 3. She should intersperse her interviews with coquettish smiles and gleeful glances and refrain from giving any view whatsoever on politics or history or anthropology or anatomy (in this case Sai Pallavi can as she is a doctor, so perhaps she can opine on Covid and leave it at that!) 4. She should, of course, resist/refrain/refuse to answer any question on her views about any political role she’s playing (In this case, Sai Pallavi plays a Naxalite in her late...

Actor Sai Pallavi has come out with a clarification after her controversial statements on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in the 90s. The actor had earlier expressed her concerns over violence in the name of religion and said that while the mass migration was off-base, so was cow vigilantism. Sai Pallavi later shared a video on Instagram, justifying her statements. She said that it was disturbing to see people justifying mob lynching. “I don’t think any of us has the right to take anybody’s life. Being a medical student, I believe that all lives are equal and important. I hope that the day does not come when a child is born and he/she is scared of his/her identity. I pray we are not moving towards that,” Pallavi said. She also said that she felt alone and conflicted during this controversy as she kept wondering what she did wrong. She further added that she always speaks in a neutral manner. During an interview, she was asked if she is a supporter of the left or right-wing in her personal life, to which she responded by saying that she is neutral and doesn’t take sides. “We need to be good human beings first before identifying ourselves with our beliefs,” she said. Who is the highest-paid Indian actor? How much do top stars charge per film; Know it here Further, she said, she was disturbed by the film, ‘The Kashmiri Files” as she saw how Kashmiri Pandits were killed at that time. Pallavi in her video which sparked controversy had said, “If you are taking the issue as a reli...

These comments were made during the promotions for her upcoming film “Virata Parvam” in Telugu. She continued to say that she was taught to be a good human being, having grown up in a neutral family. As a child, she was taught to protect the socially oppressed people irrespective of their religious background. She reached out with this message to the people of India and her fans.

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