Social media sensation Imanvi Ismail, set to debut opposite Prabhas in 'Fauji,' faced online harassment after the Pahalgam attack, with false claims of her being Pakistani. Imanvi refuted these rumors, clarifying her Indian-American identity and condemning the violence. She emphasized her deep connection to Indian culture and her hope to promote unity through her work in the film industry.
Social media fame Imanvi Ismail will be making her film debut opposite pan-India star Prabhas in the Hanu Raghavapudi directorial which is rumoured to be named, 'Fauji'. After the loss of innocent lives in Pahalgam, a section of social media users began targeting Muslim film personalities, including Imanvi. Some falsely claimed she is Pakistani and demanded her removal from the film, despite there being no evidence to support these claims.
Imanvi took to Instagram where she shared her deep condolences for the victims of the Pahalgam attack, strongly condemning the violence and calling for unity and healing. She also addressed the false rumors about her background, Imanvi made it clear that she is not Pakistani and that neither she nor anyone in her family has any association with the Pakistani military.
Her long post reads, "I also want to address rumors and lies that have been falsely spread about my identity and my family via fake news sources and online media in order to create division and spread hate. Firstly, nobody in my family has ever been or is currently associated with the...
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