Anupamaa actress Rupali Ganguly takes a stand against Turkey amid India-Pakistan tensions, asks Indian celebs and influencers to...
Rupali Ganguly is the top TV actress and has been loved for her performance in Anupamaa. The show has been at the top of the TRP charts. In 2024, the actress also joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). She has been expressing her opinions on everything through social media. Recently, the Pahalgam attacks left everyone shocked. The shocking incident happened on April 22 and post that, India started Operation Sindoor. Rupali has expressed her views and put forward strong opinions about the same.
Rupali urges Indians to boycott Turkey
Amid India and Pakistan tensions, countries like Turkey and Azerbaijan have supported Pakistan. Indians have expressed their anger against these countries and decided to boycott them. People have been talking about cancelling vacations to these countries.
Now, Anupamaa star Rupali Ganguly has expressed her opinions. She has urged Indians to boycott Turkey. She wrote, "Can we please cancel our bookings for Turkey. This is my request to all Indian Celebs/Influencers/Travellers. This is the least we can do as Indians. #BoycottTurkey."
Take a look at the post:
Can we please cancel our bookings for Turkey. This is my request to all Indian Celebs/Influencers/Travellers. This is the least we can do as Indians.#BoycottTurkey
Rupali Ganguly (@TheRupali) May 13, 2025
People supported Rupali and even pointed out how celebrities will never ban Turkey and how they have been silent on Pahalgam attacks. One of the users wrote, "Maybe you're an exception, but 98% of your TV and film industry remained silent on the Pahalgam victims and Operation Sindoor. The public think they are all trait0rs boycotts of Bollywood and the TV industry are inevitable. There's growing resentment toward those who earn in India yet show no love or respect for the nation. I urge the government to impose a 70% tax on them."
Another user wrote, "Absolutely! If we're serious about standing against terror, Indigo and all Indian airlines must immediately suspend flights to Turkey. We can't let our hard-earned money fund those who support attacks on our soldiers. #BoycottTurkey let's make it loud and clear." This is a big story in entertainment news and TV news.
On May 8, both Turkey and Azerbaijan issued statements criticising India's airstrikes on Pakistani terror camps.