Sushmita Sen supports Fawad Khan’s return to India:  Hunar aur creativity mein koi...

Sushmita Sen talks about Pakistani actors comeback in India

Sushmita Sen, an actress and former Miss Universe, recently offered her thoughts on the current discussion about Pakistani actors' comeback to Hindi cinema.

Following actor Fawad Khan's highly anticipated return to Bollywood with the upcoming movie Abir Gulaal starring Vani Kapoor, she made these remarks.

Discussions regarding Pakistani artists' involvement in Indian films have been rekindled in political and entertainment circles as a result of the film's teaser release.

Sushmita was questioned about her thoughts on Fawad Khan and other Pakistani actors appearing in Indian films once more in an interview with Instant Bollywood. Her response fervently promoted artistic collaboration and creative freedom, even though she refrained from delving into the political complexities of the issue.

“Dekhiye mujhe itna sab nahi pata. Mujhe sirf pata hai ki hunar aur creativity mein koi boundaries nahi hoti. Honi bhi nahi chahiye. Kyunki yehi ek cheez hai—Ek sports hai, aur ek humari creative field hai, jahaa par our creativity is born from freedom. So I wish that for everyone. There is no Sarhad for that,” Sen expressed.

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Her remarks reflected a sentiment that many artists hold: that art, like sports, transcends national boundaries and thrives in an environment of liberty and respect for one another.

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Vaani Kapoor plays a key role in Abir Gulaal, which also marks Fawad Khan's long-awaited comeback to Bollywood. On May 9, 2025, the movie, which was directed by Aarti S. Bagdi, will be released in theaters.

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Reactions to the announcement and teaser of the film have been mixed, with some applauding Khan's return and others bringing up the controversy surrounding cross-border cultural exchanges.