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Ali Fazal was happy to meet his Pakistani fans in London
Indian actor Ali Fazal\'s latest Bollywood release \"Happy Bhag Jaayegi\" couldn\'t release in Pakistan, but he was delighted to meet some of his fans from the country recently while in London. Ali, who is busy shooting an international project in London and Scotland, met some of his fans from different countries, including Pakistan. Talking about his Pakistani fans, Ali said in a statement
Mumbai:Indian actor Ali Fazal's latest Bollywood release "Happy Bhag Jaayegi" couldn't release in Pakistan, but he was delighted to meet some of his fans from the country recently while in London.
Ali, who is busy shooting an international project in London and Scotland, met some of his fans from different countries, including Pakistan.
Talking about his Pakistani fans, Ali said in a statement: "I believe that we take actors very seriously, and art for what art is not. And we end up mixing it all up with our own versions of the 'larger more important topics in life'.
"I am bridging a gap with every film I do. Every actor is, in his her own way. Fans are fans. And the geography is for maps. I only hope I can reach the ends of the world and selfishly enough be liked by most."
"Happy Bhag Jaayegi" was reportedly banned in Pakistan for showing a portrait of Muhammed Ali Jinnah.
Ali is busy filming Hollywood film "Victoria And Abdul", which stars famed actress Judi Dench.
