No difference between lynching Muslims for transporting cows and Kashmir genocide: Sai Pallavi
The actress said her family has taught her to be a good person and to speak for the oppressed
The actress said her family has taught her to be a good person and to speak for the oppressed
The actress said her family has taught her to be a good person and to speak for the oppressed
Actor Sai Pallavi, who won hearts as Malar in the Malayalam film 'Premam', has opined there is no difference between the 'genocide' of Kashmiri Pandits and the lynching of Muslims by cow vigilantes. The actor, who will be seen in upcoming Telugu action drama 'Virata Parvam', was responding to an interviewer's question about her political leanings.
“I did not grow up in a family with strong political ties or leanings. I have heard about left-wing and right-wing thoughts. But I don't know which is right. Recently, I watched the movie 'The Kashmir Files'. In the film, the makers showed how Kashmiri Pandits were killed.... Muslims were lynched by cow vigilantes chanting Jai Sree Ram for transporting a cow. There is no difference between these two cases. You should not hurt anyone on religious lines,” she stated.
She added that her family had taught her to be a good person and to speak for the oppressed. That is what matters. If you are a good person, you definitely will not support any wrong,” she said.
The actor, who is known for her unique style and amazing dance moves, apart from her acting, has made bold statements even in the past. She had opened up about her relative dying by suicide when she was talking about Tamil Nadu Government's decision to scrap NEET and enabling admissions for MBBS based on Class XII marks.