Since the Taliban has returned to power in Afghanistan, celebs from the entertainment industry has shared their thoughts about the crisis.
The threat of the threat to artists in the country, Kangana Ranana who has vocal in this situation, recently expressed his disappointment in the armed forces.
He took the handle of Instagram and shared the view of the filmmaker Kabir Khan about the shift of power in Afghanistan.
The actress wrote, “Feeling sad for artists in Afghanistan”.
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Kabir Khan who began his career with a documentary in Afghanistan ‘Kabul Express’, told Etimes, “I have worked there for years about documentaries and films and I have many friends in Afghanistan.
Some have moved for years, But the others are still there.
They have reached us by the saying of the saying, ‘Can you help us?’ I feel broken hearted since they reach me, because I can’t do anything from here.
The Indian Embassy there in Kabul has been closed.
Although I know some people at the external ministry, no one can do anything, because the embassy is closed, the airspace is closed, it becomes a desperate situation and we just sit and watch the news and try to imagine what they have to go through Of course.
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“It’s hard to imagine the type of fear that they have to feel.
These are people in the film industry, they are actors, and they will be targeted by the Taliban.
The last time the Taliban came to power, the films were banned, photography was banned.
After the Taliban left, Afghans made many films.
One of the dear friends Siddique Barmaar made this beautiful film called ‘Osama’, which was even nominated for Oscar in the best foreign film category.
They will come to India and meet us and their cinemas return to their tracks.
They used to speak About collaborating with us, take some technologies from here.
But now, with the Taliban back, I don’t know what will happen to the film industry.
I don’t think they will be allowed to survive “he added.