Shafaat Ali mocks Indian claims of 'Radiation Alert' in Pakistan, links it to mobile launch by China
Renowned Pakistani comedian, actor, and host Shafaat Ali did not miss the chance to show her comedy skills, and this time too, he shared a hilarious story of radiation alert.
As we all know, the war between the two nuclear nations, Pakistan and India, has ended, but the digital war continues.
In case the readers are not aware, Indian media circulated the misinformation that nuclear radiation is spreading in Pakistan, so Shafaat Ali humorously linked it to the launch of a new smartphone.
Here is what the Indian media said, "Big breaking... Medical emergency in Pakistan, Nuclear radiation is spreading."
Here is what Shafaat wrote, "Radiation alert... Chinese mobile company in Pakistan just dropped a phone with an X-ray selfie camera."
A few days ago, Shafaat Ali was seen indulging in mimicry of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the video went viral on social platforms.
He mocked India’s so-called ‘Operation Sindoor’.
Here is how he copied Modi's words:
“In the night, our Air Force sought permission, and the code word was ‘Sindoor’ — a decision that will change history and help win the Bihar elections. When our air force reached Pakistan, we were treated to a full walima (wedding reception) in return. What more can I say about our Rafale and MiG aircraft?”
Concluding the video, he addressed Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir in Modi’s voice: “We want to say only one thing to Pakistan on behalf of the Indian Army and the world’s largest democracy — Gen Asim Munir, you are my life, my soul!”
Watch the video: