Mahira Khan’s recent promotional event for her upcoming movie at an ‘Indo-Pak Shop’ in London has caused a lot of buzz on social media. Many are saying she’s using the “India” tag to get attention for her movie, that without it her movie would not get attention outside of the Pakistani diaspora.
A common sentiment among Indian social media users is that Mahira is “using India’s name for publicity” and at the same time making anti-India statements elsewhere.
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This has led to trolling and negative comments, with people accusing her of being a hypocrite for promoting her work through Indian associations while bashing India publicly.
Some have even pointed out the Indian flags at the event, saying it was a deliberate attempt to appeal to Indian audience despite the political tensions.
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After Mahira’s previous comments on India’s military actions, the online backlash got even worse, with people calling for a boycott of Pakistani artists and questioning her motives for seeking Indian attention.
Some are even mocking the promotional strategy, saying invoking India is a calculated move to get commercial success and media coverage.
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Overall social media discourse around Mahira Khan’s London appearance is a mix of scepticism, criticism and nationalism, with many focusing on the contradiction between her promotional strategy and her public statements about India.
