Hania Aamir Removed from Indian Film After Pahalgam Attack, Amid Song Controversy

Following the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has been dropped from an Indian film project. The decision comes amid controversy over her promotion of Indian rapper Badshah’s song.

After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, a complete ban has been imposed on all Pakistani artists. Recently, FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees) announced that if any Indian citizen works with them, a case of sedition will be filed against them. Meanwhile, reports suggest that popular Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has also been removed from the Indian film Sardar 3.

Despite this, Hania Aamir was seen promoting Indian singer Badshah’s song. Hania Aamir has also been in the news because her social media accounts have been posting strange updates about the water crisis following the cancellation of the Indus Waters Treaty.

Hania Aamir seen promoting Badshah's song

After the Pahalgam terrorist attack, while Pakistani artists are facing protests in India, Hania Aamir was seen promoting Badshah's song. In fact, Badshah recently announced his upcoming song Galiyon Ka Ghalib and shared its teaser on social media. After this, Hania Aamir also posted about Badshah’s song in her Instagram story section, writing, "Banaya tune Ghalib, finally!"

Hania’s Bollywood debut stalled, had already completed shooting

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir was set to make her Indian cinema debut with the Indian Punjabi film Sardar 3, starring Diljit Dosanjh and Sonam Bajwa. She had completed the shooting of the film in the UK just a month ago. However, following the Pahalgam terrorist attack, Sardar 3 has faced heavy criticism. Amid the controversy, the makers have decided to remove Hania from the film. All scenes featuring Hania will now be reshot with another actress.

Expressed sorrow over the cancellation of the Indus Waters Treaty

On April 27, Hania expressed her sorrow over the cancellation of the Indus Waters Treaty. She wrote, "It pains my heart to see farmers and my community facing a water crisis. The Indus is our lifeline. I plead that this matter be handled peacefully, keeping the future of the people in mind. Let’s stand together and pray."