Javed Akhtar is one of the renowned lyrists in Bollywood. The veteran lyrist is very outspoken on different issues and remained in for his statements. He recently attended an event in Lahore Pakistan and grabbed all the limelights by her statement. Javed recently attended another event in which the lyrist said it is a very big mistake to make a nation by a particular religion.

The veteran Lyrist said, “If a book were to be written about 10 blunders that human beings have made, the creation of Pakistan would certainly figure in it. It was illogical, unreasonable, but alright...now it is a reality, we have to accept that. But, it was not right, it was very illogical - religion does not make a nation, it is not enough of a glue.”

He further explained his point said, “If it was, the whole of Middle East would have been one nation, whole of Europe would have been another country. Today, the day you start excluding, you will keep on taking out the layers of the onion to find the real onion, but won't find anything. There (Pakistan), Ahmedaiyas and Shias are no longer considered Muslims. That exclusion continues, but what have we learnt from them?”

He further added,  "Today, we are doing what they did 70 years ago - you want a Hindu Rashtra. Arre wo (Pakistan) nahi bana sake, duniya nahi bana saki aap kya bana lenge (they could not do it, the world could not, what will you create)? I do not know what a Hindu Rashtra is, I do not know what is a country based on religion is."

 Javed Akhtar in the event said, "The attackers weren’t from Norway, or from Egypt. They are still present in your country, so you should not be offended if an Indian complains about this.”  The veteran lyricist said India has hosted several Pakistani artists in the past, but Pakistan has never hosted singer Lata Mangeskar.  

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