Despite Indo-Pak CLASH, Sonu-Atif set a classic example of BROTHERHOOD

Comments [ 0 ] By Akash Jaiswal | 26 September 2016 | 2:40pm

The series of criticism towards Pakistan has increased soon after the heinous attacks at Uri in Jammu & Kashmir after which many soldiers of the Indian Army lost their lives. Now, a well known political party in Maharashtra has shown their aggression by protesting against the entry of Pakistani artists in Bollywood. The party has even threatened that to boycott the release the of Karan Johar's film 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' unless scenes of Pakistani actor Fawad Khan are completely chopped off from the film.

Amidst this rift with our neighboring nation, singers Sonu Niigam and Atif Aslam have a complete different story to share. The duo seem to be setting a good example of brotherhood and peace.

Sonu and Atif are on their foreign tour performing at different places world wide. They were clicked at an Airport where Sonu was sitting on a wheel chair and Atif is seen pushing the chair for him.

The singers appeared to be having a fun time together regardless of tensions between their respective countries.

Sonu's recent performance in US had received a great response from the audience. A source close to the singer said," Sonu has been away from the stage for a while due to the leg surgeries. He really enjoys performing live in front of a packed arena and its nothing short of bliss for him. During the Atlanta concert, he was so overwhelmed by the audience's response that he could barely hold back his tears. He thanked the crowd post the concert for being one of the best audiences he's performed in front off over the last two decades."

Sonu and Atif are slated to perform in New Jersey, LA, Houston, San Jose, Vancoure B.C, Chicago and Austin.

During their earlier performance at Dubai concert, Atif had said that, "It's over-whelming to see that two countries are performing together".

To which Sonu gave a beautiful response. He said, "There's nothing of two countries as such, we are artists and we have the same country. Let's not think about it".

(Picture credits: Dainik Jagran)

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