MUMBAI: Ever since PM Imran Khan came into power, a number of influential persons including common people reckon him a ray of hope, be it bringing about change or boosting relationships amid countries.
In such, Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut also went ahead and opened up about her desires to see both the states in good terms.
Deliberating about her positive thoughts, Kangana is optimistic that PM Imran Khan would make sure that the two countries have a beautiful relationship.
She went on to say, “Hopefully, we can only hope that we shed no more blood. It’s unfortunate that our soldiers are dying. But, the kind of speech Mr. Imran Khan has given is very nice and I wish him all the best and with folded hands, I appeal, that we have a beautiful relationship.”
It is pertinent to mention here that Imran is all set to take his oath as prime minister on August 18.
Considering this, pundits at the helm of affairs are of the view that the event is going to be a big hit, which would also be covered by international media giants.
NPTV had earlier reported that Indian cricketer Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar and Navjot Singh Sidhu have already been invited to his oath-taking ceremony.
Moreover, it has also been speculated that some B-town actors and other high-ups will be conspicuous among others.
Relevant pieces published earlier:
Sources privy to NPTV have been intimated that B-town Aamir Khan is not going to visit Pakistan for PM Imran Khan’s oath-taking ceremony. According to the details, provided by the sources, Amir did not receive any invitation from Khan. In this context, a source quoted Aamir as saying: “No, I am not going to Pakistan and I haven’t got an invitation for Imran Khan’s swearing-in ceremony.” At the moment, the 53-year-old actor is booked up with various professional commitments in India. Deliberating about his engagements, he further went on to say: “I am busy as I have a very big event for Paani Foundation, which I am preparing for. It’s a massive event with 10,000 villagers and is taking place on August 12.” Previously, it was reported that Aamir had promised Imran Khan that if he came into power, he would visit Pakistan to rejoice his triumph during a media event in 2012. He had mused: “When you win the election, I will definitely come [to Pakistan] to celebrate your victory. And I will bring lots of Indians with me.” It is pertinent to mention here that PTI spokesperson Fawad Chaudhry had claimed earlier that invites had been dispatched to former Indian cricketers Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Navjot Singh Sidhu and Indian actors (particularly Aamir) to the much-anticipated ceremony, which is reportedly scheduled to be held on 13 August. (Published on 3rd August 2018)
The popularity of Bollywood Khans i.e. Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan is quite common among their Pakistani fans as well. As a matter of fact, they cannot get enough of those superstars. In such, singer-cum-actor Ali Zafar has jogged Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan’s memory apropos his past vow to visit Pakistan if cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan became the Prime Minister. The Teefa in Trouble actor took to Twitter and posted, “Aamir Khan, I think it’s time :).” Ali requested Khan to come to Pakistan due to a fan’s namely Syed Saif Mansoor request, who tweets, “Sir, you have contacts with all Bollywood stars. Please give this message to Aamir Khan that Imran Khan has won the elections and now he should fulfill his promise and come and celebrate with us. Pakistanis are eagerly waiting to welcome him, a fan tweeted to Zafar.” Readers may recall that back in 2012, Aamir had promised Imran Khan that if he came into power, he would visit Pakistan to rejoice his triumph during a media event. “When you win the election, I will definitely come [to Pakistan] to celebrate your victory. And I will bring lots of Indians with me,” said Aamir… While eulogizing Imran’s vision pertaining to New Pakistan, Aamir had said, “I really like the idealism and the dream in you. I wish you to succeed in fulfilling your dream.” “I wish Pakistan gets a government that can really solve its problems, a party that is determined to bring prosperity to Pakistan. It will be good not just for Pakistan but for everyone else. My heart tells me that you will succeed because you have been doing this for years. When you started out, you faced numerous challenges. Yet, you are still firm in your convictions and you are still at it.” It is pertinent to mention here that PM Imran Khan, who successfully managed to clean sweep major political parties in General Elections 2018, wants to take oath in front of the nation at D-chowk on August 11. (Published on 30th July 2018)
