Sajid said as a citizen of the country, one has to respect the nation first.
"The truth is, we are at a state of war and we are proud Indians. We have to respect our nation first. Our nation comes first. So if Pakistani actors have to go back, they should go back. I am with my country, like any other Indian. That's all I have to say," Sajid told reporters here today.
Indian Motion Pictures Producers' Association (IMPPA) later came out with a resolution to ban all Pakistani artists and technicians till the relations between the two countries becomes normal.
Riteish says he "salutes" India's response to Uri attack with surgical strikes and feels a nation should respond to attacks.
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Riteish, 37, said every person has a right to express his or her opinion in the country but if the issue of terrorism can be solved by cutting off ties, he supports it.
"If tomorrow, whatever relationships are there, whether India-Pakistan cricket match, films or trade, if they decide unilaterally that more pressure can be put by cutting them off, to solve this issue, that some result can be attained, we will support. We are citizens, we will follow."
Many people had voiced their opinion that Pakistani actors working in Bollywood should condemn the Uri attack.
On this, Riteish said, "I condemn the attack. I don't know worldwide who should condemn the attack and who shouldn't. I think about myself and my country.
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