Ali Zafar shows support to IndiaIn solidarity

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Updated At : 12:00 PM May 07, 2021 IST

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After Bollywood, many international celebrities like Katy Perry, Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello, Richard Madden and others came forward and shown their support in India’s fight with the second wave of Covid-19.

And now, Pakistani actor Ali Zafar, who has worked in several Bollywood films, including Alia Bhatt’s Dear Zindagi, has shown his solidarity with India.

Ali says, “People of India, you are facing tough times and pain one cannot imagine. In Pakistan, too, people are troubled. Maybe these tough times will make us understand what humanity is, and the fact that there is nothing bigger than humanity. In these difficult times, the people of Pakistan and I stand with you and pray for your wellbeing. We all are praying to God that our difficulties get resolved soon and there is happiness in the world. ”

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