Ayesha Omar slams Bollywood artist: 'Would we actors not supposed to be ambassadors for peace?'

Popular Pakistani actor Ayesha Omar has brought out Bollywood specialists over their misled explanations about the Kashmir issue tormenting the district as of now. 

Going to Twitter, Omar pummeled the specialists on the opposite side of their outskirt for supporting Indian abominations in Occupied Kashmir. 

Pushing how Indian big names, explicitly Priyanka Chopra and Sonam Kapoor, ought to improve at engendering the message of harmony, Omar tweeted:

"First #PriyankaChopra‘s dismissive stance and now #sonamkapoor ‘s views. I’m appalled and disappointed to say the least. Are we actors not supposed to be ambassadors for peace? Where’s the sensitivity, empathy and humanity required to be an actor? Or just for being human?"

First #PriyankaChopra ‘s dismissive stance and now #sonamkapoor ‘s views. I’m appalled and disappointed to say the least. Are we actors not supposed to be ambassadors for peace? Where’s the sensitivity, empathy and humanity required to be an actor? Or just for being human?

— Ayesha Omar (@ayesha_m_omar) August 18, 2019

Preceding this, Mehwish Hayat had additionally approached stating how entertainers should be all the more socially dependable about social issues. 

The 'Heap Wedding' diva had likewise gotten out Hollywood and Bollywood films for depicting Pakistanis in a negative light. 

“I am privileged to have been blessed with a platform to take my country’s message to the world," she said.  

“Unfortunately this has been going on for some time now and it has actually fueled the rise of Islamophobia in a way that films and cinema actually have the power to build attitudes and mindsets," Mehwish Hayat included. 

“And showing Pakistanis as backward terrorists or having subjugated women or always being the villain in the movies has actually affected us greatly and has built this image of Pakistanis,” she proceeded. 

“When I travel, the general misconception is ‘Oh so you belong to a terrorist country’,” she said.  

“What I ask for is a fair portrayal not a positive portrayal but a fair one. At least do your research and see how we are and what we are," finished the actor.