Adah Sharma on celebrity unity on socio-political issues while all eyes are on the Rafah campaign: soldiers burned alive, girls raped…| EXCLUSIVE

Adah also shared her thoughts on actors’ involvement in political or social issues amid the All eyes on Rafah campaign. For those unaware, this is a social media campaign where netizens include this phrase in their stories and posts to show their support and solidarity for Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, where many people died or were injured after an Israeli airstrike. Now, Adah said, “It is wonderful when actors use their voices for a cause they support. It is wonderful to see famous people show solidarity. I hope this will be extended to the violence in our own country as well. When our soldiers are burned alive, girls are raped, and women are recruited into terror camps. It would be wonderful if the same solidarity was shown to women and children in our country. I am sure that all the powerful people will not limit their support to just an Instagram story. I am sure that they will stand up for the causes they support on the ground and will also volunteer, and that will be encouraging to see.”

She added: “I do not support violence. No matter what country you come from, no matter what religion you are, on screen I have made films like Kerala History and Bastar, who are very determined to oppose violence.

In real life, I have even spoken about violence against animals. I think all species need to be respected.”

Professionally, she will next be seen in Telugu film, Criminal or devil.