Sai Pallavi, the famous actress of South Cinema, is known for her impeccable and bold style. Yes and the actress is in discussion these days about her upcoming film Virata Parvam. Let us tell you that Sai is promoting his film fiercely. However, recently in an interview during the promotional event of the film, Sai Pallavi said something about Kashmiri Pandits, which has sparked controversy on social media. In fact, Sai Pallavi in ​​his latest interview has compared the scene of atrocities on Kashmiri Pandits and their murder in the Bollywood film The Kashmir Files with mob lynching. Yes and this controversial statement of Sai Pallavi has sparked a debate on social media.

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Now some people are supporting Sai Pallavi on her statement, but some people are raging on her. Let us tell you that in an interview given to a YouTube channel, Sai Pallavi said- 'I have grown up in a neutral environment. I have heard a lot about left wing and right wing. But I can't say who is right and who is wrong. The film The Kashmir Files shows how Kashmiri Pandits were murdered. At the same time, some time ago a Muslim man carrying a cow was brutally thrashed and asked to raise slogans of Jai Shri Ram. This too is violence in the name of religion. Now what is the difference between these two incidents?'

Apart from this, Sai Pallavi told that his family has always taught him to be a good person. Yes, the actress said – you need to protect the victims. If you're a good person, you don't think he's right. With this, Sai also said- 'I stay neutral and try to stand up for the victims. I believe that there can be a fight only between two similar people, not between two different people.' Now at this time the clip of Sai Pallavi's interview is going viral on social media.

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