Shaan calls for a ban on Mawra Hocane for supporting Phantom

Actor created a trend and it gained traction faster than Mawra could delete her tweets


Entertainment Desk August 29, 2015
Actor created a trend and it gained traction faster than Mawra could delete her tweets.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but what happens when it causes a stir and turns your people against you. Case in point: Shaan's reaction to Mawra's tweets in support of the controversial film Phantom.

Earlier this week Hamza Ali Abbasi and Shaan spoke up against Saif's statement of losing faith in Pakistan after his film was banned in the country.

They lobbied against the Bollywood star and gained support from multitudes of Pakistanis who shared similar sentiments.

Read: Hamza Ali Abbasi responds to Saif Ali Khan's anti-Pakistan rant

However, one local celeb, Mawra Hocane, didn't manage to gain support of fellow Pakistanis after she tweeted in favour of the film:

Read: Faithless Saif needs to find a life beyond Pakistan: Shaan

In fact, she garnered quite a lot of hate and soon enough, deleted her tweets. Unfortunately for this damsel, distress was not far because when Shaan came across her tweets, he was not happy...

He started a trend #banmawra and it didn't take long for people to respond on Facebook:



Some even showed their personal vendetta towards the actress:

 





One looked at his new found hero. Where was his status update when it was needed the most?

Some questioned her nationalism:

If that wasn't enough, Twitter was full of hateful tweets for the actress:


https://twitter.com/Assd25x/status/637520426768330752


https://twitter.com/easterngirl28/status/637409839111499777

https://twitter.com/iDoubterKID/status/637402437062561792
https://twitter.com/shaz_Ak/status/637376867704532992

COMMENTS (72)

Afzal | 8 years ago | Reply A movie against terrorism is not a movie against Pakistan. because all Pakistanis are not terrorists. in fact, very few are, and looks like all of them are on the Internet attacking Mawra.
Afzal | 8 years ago | Reply The movie is against terrorism, not Pakistan. Pakistan is the home to several people. Not all are terrorists. In fact very few are terrorists, and looks like all of them are on the Internet attacking Mawra. So please, terrorists and those burning with nationalism, don't consider a movie against terrorism a movie against Pakistan because terrorism and Pakistan is not the same thing.
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