Bollywood star Sunny Deol reveals heartwarming encounters with Pakistani fans and soldiers during his Kartarpur Corridor visit, emphasizing mutual respect amidst his new film’s release.
Bollywood veteran Sunny Deol recently shared intriguing details about his visit to the Kartarpur Corridor in Pakistan. This revelation comes as he promotes his latest period film, Batwara (1947), which premiered today, August 14, 2026, delving into the historical events of the India-Pakistan Partition.
For over 45 years, Sunny Deol has been a prominent figure in Indian cinema, celebrated for his intense and often patriotic roles in films like Ghayal, Damini, Border, and the iconic Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. Despite his on-screen persona, he maintains a warm and respectful relationship with his Pakistani fanbase. Fans can follow his journey and updates on Sunny Deol’s Instagram.
During a recent interview, Deol recounted his experience at the Kartarpur Corridor. He noted the immense love he received from Pakistanis, including soldiers who affectionately urged him to avoid ‘anti-Pakistan’ films. He articulated his perspective on patriotism and conflict, stating, “Who doesn’t love his country? If you love us, we will love you. If you talk against us, we will talk against you. If you fight, we will fight. At the time of war, we only see if someone is attacking our homeland, we have to respond to that. That’s it. Otherwise, we don’t have any animosity. People are genuinely loving on both sides.” This sentiment highlights a common thread of human connection despite political divides.
This candid account from Deol has sparked a variety of reactions among social media users. Many echoed his message, emphasizing that loving one’s nation does not necessitate hating another, while others pointed to Bollywood’s history of narratives against Pakistan. What are your thoughts on Sunny Deol’s experience and his message of mutual respect?
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