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The trailer of Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt’s upcoming movie ‘Raazi’ was released yesterday and by the looks of it, the movie seems like yet another anti-Pakistan flick.
As if that wasn’t enough, one twitter user dared to compare Alia’s reel character to real life Indian sportswoman Sania Mirza and she was not happy about it.
‘Raazi’ is an adaptation of Harinder S Sikka’s book titled ‘Calling Sehmat’ that is said to be based on true life events that happened in 1971. Alia plays the character of ‘Sehmat,’ an Indian spy married to a Pakistani policeman that infiltrates in the country to extract secrets.
Seeing its trailer, twitter page founded by one of Indian comedian/writer Karan Talwar compared Alia’s character from the movie to Indian tennis player Sania who is married to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik. However, the Indian celebrity sportswoman was not one bit happy over this comparison.
Alia’s upcoming movie also features Vicky Kaushal, who plays the role of his Pakistani husband. The movie is set to release on May 11, however, there are high chances that the film might face a ban in Pakistan for obvious reasons.
https://www.brecorder.com/2018/04/1...pared-to-alias-anti-pak-character-from-raazi/
Alia Bhatt is a Kashmiri spy in Pakistan in ‘Raazi’
Sleeping with the enemy acquires literal meaning in Raazi, Talvar director Meghna Gulzar’s latest movie. Raazi, written by Gulzar and Bhavani Iyer, is set in 1971, before the Indo-Pak war. Alia Bhatt plays Sehmat, a Kashmiri woman recruited by the Research and Analysis Wing to gather intelligence about Pakistan’s plans for the war. Encouraged by her father Hidayat (Rajit Kapur), Sehmat is married to a member of the Pakistani Army (Vicky Kaushal). Her father-in-law too happens to a high-ranking member of the defence forces. Before leaving for Pakistan, Sehmat gets trained in surveillance and self-defence, skills that she will need as she steps into a hostile environment.
The movie is an official adaptation of Harinder S Sikka’s 2008 novel Calling Sehmat. The cast includes Jaideep Ahlawat as Sehmat’s handler and Arif Zakaria. Raazi will be released on May 11.
https://scroll.in/reel/875036/trailer-talk-alia-bhatt-is-a-kashmiri-spy-in-pakistan-in-raazi
As if that wasn’t enough, one twitter user dared to compare Alia’s reel character to real life Indian sportswoman Sania Mirza and she was not happy about it.
‘Raazi’ is an adaptation of Harinder S Sikka’s book titled ‘Calling Sehmat’ that is said to be based on true life events that happened in 1971. Alia plays the character of ‘Sehmat,’ an Indian spy married to a Pakistani policeman that infiltrates in the country to extract secrets.
Seeing its trailer, twitter page founded by one of Indian comedian/writer Karan Talwar compared Alia’s character from the movie to Indian tennis player Sania who is married to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik. However, the Indian celebrity sportswoman was not one bit happy over this comparison.
Alia’s upcoming movie also features Vicky Kaushal, who plays the role of his Pakistani husband. The movie is set to release on May 11, however, there are high chances that the film might face a ban in Pakistan for obvious reasons.
https://www.brecorder.com/2018/04/1...pared-to-alias-anti-pak-character-from-raazi/
Alia Bhatt is a Kashmiri spy in Pakistan in ‘Raazi’
Sleeping with the enemy acquires literal meaning in Raazi, Talvar director Meghna Gulzar’s latest movie. Raazi, written by Gulzar and Bhavani Iyer, is set in 1971, before the Indo-Pak war. Alia Bhatt plays Sehmat, a Kashmiri woman recruited by the Research and Analysis Wing to gather intelligence about Pakistan’s plans for the war. Encouraged by her father Hidayat (Rajit Kapur), Sehmat is married to a member of the Pakistani Army (Vicky Kaushal). Her father-in-law too happens to a high-ranking member of the defence forces. Before leaving for Pakistan, Sehmat gets trained in surveillance and self-defence, skills that she will need as she steps into a hostile environment.
The movie is an official adaptation of Harinder S Sikka’s 2008 novel Calling Sehmat. The cast includes Jaideep Ahlawat as Sehmat’s handler and Arif Zakaria. Raazi will be released on May 11.
https://scroll.in/reel/875036/trailer-talk-alia-bhatt-is-a-kashmiri-spy-in-pakistan-in-raazi
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If that was the case, if the population/public was not so hate filled the movies would have been MUCH different. 
