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‘Pakistan bura nahin hai’: Mika Singh questions why Pakistani Muslims ‘bother us’ while Dubai Muslims don’t
He said Pakistani Muslims and local gurdwara volunteers should not be viewed negatively, and defended Indian artistes who perform there.
- Singer Mika Singh recently reflected on his 2019 visit to Pakistan, questioning why Pakistani Muslims face negative perceptions while Muslims in Dubai do not.
- The artist noted that he felt 'called' to the country, citing emotional significance of Sikh pilgrimage sites including Nankana Sahib and Gurdwara Panja Sahib.
- Mika defended Indian artists who travel to Pakistan for performances, arguing such visits should not be viewed as political acts and that receiving respect from Pakistani audiences should be welcomed.
- Shifting to domestic film industry dynamics, the singer criticized Diljit Dosanjh for failing to promote Border 2, alleging that Diljit did not support the movie despite it starring Sunny Deol.
- Regarding the film's promotion, the singer claimed that while Diljit ignored the film, he promoted a project featuring a Pakistani artist, never publicly acknowledging the movie or thanking Sunny Deol.
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In a recent interview, Mika Singh once again spoke about Diljit Dosanjh. He said that he actively promotes his film "Sardarji 3" with Pakistani actress Hania Aamir. However, when asked about Pakistan, Mika's response was different.
Mika Singh Questions India’s Double Standards Towards Pakistani and Dubai Muslims | 🎥 LatestLY
Bollywood singer Mika Singh has sparked a major debate, questioning why Indians often dislike Pakistani Muslims but readily accept those from Dubai. His candid remarks on the 'Baatein Dil Se With Navika Kumar' podcast, which premiered on October 2, 2026, highlight perceived double standards and his positive experiences in Pakistan, igniting a fresh conversation on cross-border perceptions. 🎥 Mika Singh Questions India’s Double Standards Towards…
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