'Indian culture is in my blood…' Prabhas' co-star Imanvi spoke on her connection with Pakistani army

The terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir has caused a wave of grief and anger in the entire country. From common citizens to most people associated with the film world, everyone is demanding revenge. After this attack, film stars from Pakistan have also come under the target of social media users. Some stars are being linked to Pakistan and its army without any basis. This also includes the name of Prabhas's co-star Imanvi Esmail aka Imanvi. People trolled the actress on social media. Finally, now she has put forth her side by sharing a post on the whole matter.

Imanvi started her post by expressing condolences on the attack in Pahalgam. In this, she has also clarified about being linked to the Pakistani army. Sharing a long note, the actress wrote, 'I want to address the rumors that are spreading hatred. Attempts are being made to malign my identity through fake news sources and wrong information is also being given about my family.'

The actress spoke on her connection with the Pakistani army

On linking his name with the Pakistan Army, he wrote in his note, 'No one in my family is associated with the Pakistan Army. This information is being spread with the intention of spreading hatred. The biggest disappointment behind this is that journalists and news outlets are not able to check the source properly and are repeating these objectionable statements.'

Imanvi considers herself an Indian

Talking about her connection to India, she wrote in the note, 'I am a proud Indian-American who speaks Hindi, Telugu, Gujarati and English. I was born in Los Angeles, California, at that time my parents were living in the United States. After this they became American citizens. After completing my studies in the USA, I started making my career as an actress and dancer. Despite having little experience in this field, I got a chance to work in Indian cinema, for which I feel grateful.

Prabhas' Fauji film co-actress completed her statement and said, 'Indian culture is deeply embedded in my blood, I always want to use this medium as a medium for unity, not for division.' This post of the actress has become a topic of discussion on social media.

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