'Marne Mein 2 Ghanta Reh Gaya': Pak Actress Bushra Ansari SLAMS Javed Akhtar Over Pahalgam Remarks, Asks Him To Be 'Quiet' Like Naseeruddin Shah' (VIDEO)

Pakistani actress Bushra Ansari recently lashed out at Indian writer-lyricist Javed Akhtar over his remarks on the terrorist attack in Pahalgam amid the ongoing political tensions between India and Pakistan. Without directly naming Akhtar, she urged him to stay 'quiet' like veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah, stating that he should have some 'shame' and refrain from commenting on the matter.

The actress, who is currently on a visit to Germany, Switzerland, and other countries for fundraising events, said in a video, "Humare writer so-called, unko toh bahana hi chahiye tha. Actually unko toh makaan kiraaye pe nahi milta tha Bombay mein. Apni existence ke liye jitni chahe woh baatein karsakte hai… Pata nahi kya kya bol rahe hai aap. Koi haya kare. Marne mein aapke do ghanta reh gaye hai, upar se aap itni fizool baatein karrahe hai."

(Our writer, he needs an excuse. Actually, he didn't get any house on rent in Bombay. For his existence, he can speak anything he wants...What are you saying? Have shame. You have a few years to live, and on top of that, such nonsense you are saying).”

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Furthermore, the actress said that Akhtar should stay quiet, questioning him, "What is this fear and greed?"

"Jiske dil mein jo hai woh rakkha rahe. Yeh toh pata nahi kya keh rahe hai," added Ansari. She also revealed how she met an Indian girl who was loving and sweet towards her. Bushra stated that it is the government and certain individuals who have poisoned the minds of many, adding that otherwise, people genuinely want to express love for both India and Pakistan.

What Javed Akhtar said

Recently, Javed was invited to inaugurate the Glorious Maharashtra Festival. While addressing the crowd, he said, as quoted by ANI, "This has happened not just once but several times. I request that the Central Government take immediate steps. A few crackers on the border will not work. Take a solid step now. Do something so that the mad Army chief there (Pakistan), no sensible person can make a speech like he does."

The lyricist also shared that India has always sought peace with Pakistan, but the neighbouring nation has refused to reciprocate.

"He says that Hindus and Muslims are different communities. He does not even care that there are Hindus in his country, too. So, do they have no respect? What kind of man is he? They should get a befitting reply so that they remember. They will not pay heed to anything less. I don't know much about politics. But I do know that it is time for 'aar ya paar," Javed added.