Celebrated Pakistani actress Urwa Hocane urged her fellow colleagues to reclaim self-respect and stand firmly with their homeland, Pakistan, instead of being in contact with Indian fans amid the ongoing war situation between Pakistan and India.
Taking to her Instagram handle, Urwa shared her stance through a video in which she that ‘Yes it’s good to collaborate internationally and by this we represent our country and made our name but when someone is throwing you out of their home and it did not happen once but it happened many times so you don’t have self-respect?
When there is a test then you must take the side of your country, except saying we will deal with love and kindness, and peace.
"We are all here for peace and kindness", she asserted.
"And what we get from there, give me one example. We are here and what we are today is just because of our own people, our country", Urwa praised Pakistan.
"We all know what’s happening, and we are not stupid people who don’t have any knowledge. We should stand for ourselves and speak up on the matter, and know our worth and individuality.
“Have faith in yourself. Be grateful, be thankful, be respectful, but don’t cross your boundaries and don’t allow others to cross their boundaries”, Urwa added.
“Reclaim your self-respect! Propaganda is also one of the methods used in psychological warfare, and when there’s war you don’t try to save your fans on the other side, and have faith they’ll still be there even when you stand tall with your own people and the land that cultivated you in the first place, you show “SELF RESPECT” and “Boundaries” and you protect your “HOME” first! Someone please add these basic subjects to our school's curriculums, I guess!
It seems like Urwa is schooling Hania Aamir because Hania is getting so much love from her Indian fans during this situation, and now, after the ban on celebrities' Instagram accounts and Pakistani dramas, her fans have approached her through a VPN.
Hania also responds to her Indian fans with peace and kindness and showers love on them.
Hania didn’t let the gesture go unnoticed. When one Indian fan commented, “Hello Hania, got a VPN subscription just for you. Love from India,”
She playfully responded, “Love you.”
Another fan wrote, “It’s okay baby, we’ll watch your posts even from Mars,” to which she replied with a grateful, “Sadkae.”
One comment read, “Don’t worry, we’re here with VPN,” and Hania responded sweetly, “I’ll cry.”