Rajniesh Duggal Defends Diljit Dosanjh in 'Sardaar Ji 3' Controversy, Cites Misinterpretation

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Actor Rajniesh Duggal has voiced his support for Diljit Dosanjh amidst the 'Sardaar Ji 3' controversy, emphasizing that the backlash against the singer-actor is likely a misunderstanding. Duggal admires Dosanjh's talent and believes he never intended to offend anyone. Meanwhile, Naseeruddin Shah clarified he didn't delete his supportive Facebook post for Dosanjh.

Rajniesh Duggal Defends Diljit Dosanjh Amidst 'Sardaar Ji 3' Controversy

Actor Rajniesh Duggal has voiced his support for singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh, who is currently embroiled in a controversy surrounding his upcoming film, 'Sardaar Ji 3'. Dosanjh has faced criticism, and Duggal is stepping up to defend the actor's intentions, suggesting that the entire issue is a misunderstanding.

Rajniesh Duggal supports Diljit Dosanjh amidst 'Sardaar Ji 3' controversy. *Rajniesh Duggal supports Diljit Dosanjh amidst 'Sardaar Ji 3' controversy.*

Duggal, known for his roles in films such as '1920' and 'Wajah Tum Ho', shared his admiration for the 'Udta Punjab' star in a statement to IANS. "Diljit Dosanjh is phenomenal – I'm a fan! He's fantastic, and I don't believe he ever intended to hurt sentiments," Duggal stated. He further explained that Diljit's creative choices might have been misinterpreted, emphasizing that artists often lack complete control over all aspects of a project.

Duggal also expressed his enthusiasm for Dosanjh's return to 'Border 2', viewing it as a positive development. "I'm glad he's back in Border 2. Sometimes things are not in an artist's control. I'm hopeful that everything will settle, and we'll see him shine on screen once again," he added.

Meanwhile, veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah has clarified that he did not delete his Facebook post supporting Diljit Dosanjh.

In a recent development, the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) temporarily lifted the ban, specifically for 'Border 2', after producer Bhushan Kumar appealed to the federation to allow Diljit to continue filming the nearly completed war drama.

FWICE President BN Tiwari confirmed this, explaining, "They were unable to find a different combination of artists for their film. When they showed their incapability, it was our duty to come up with a solution as it was our country's money at stake."

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