Pakistani actress Hania Aamir wears a Hindustani bindi in her Holi post; Indians happy, Pakistanis angry –

Hania Aamir wears Hindustani bindi:

One of the most popular Pakistani actresses, Hania Aamir, is also a well-known figure in India. The gorgeous actress recently shared her Holi festivities pictures on her Instagram profile, which created quite a stir on the internet. Have a look at the pictures below:

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Hania celebrated Holi with her girlfriends and was seen wearing a Hindustani-style bindi on her forehead in a couple of pictures. Following the post, she became a target of trolling and criticism from Pakistani fans, while many Indian fans appreciated her gesture towards their culture.

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The post has attracted a lot of comments and many were divided into two groups. One person wrote, "She is doing this to gain popularity from the Indian audience." Another wrote, "You can convert to Hinduism. You will be loved in Bollywood if you do so." Another comment reads, "Shame on you! At least during Ramadan, you should improve; for the rest of the year, you behave like a Hindu." One neutral and peaceful comment states, "Some things are above religion; it's called humanity for those spreading hate here."

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Well, netizens seem to be interested in making issues out of everything on the internet. Let us know what you think about Hania's actions. Did she do right or wrong?

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