A few days ago, Bollywood singer Lucky Ali had taken to his official social media handle to question why people with different religious beliefs are fighting amongst themselves when they come from the same lineage. His statement had left a majority of his fans pissed as they lashed out at him for his Facebook post, which has now been deleted. On Wednesday morning, he again took to the social media website and issued an apology clarifying that he only wanted to bring people closer.
Ali in his new post shed light on the fact that it was not his intention to cause anger and distress amongst his followers. Expressing how he has been regretting his actions he clarified that his only intentions were to bring “us all closer together.” He went on to explain how he now realises “how it didn't come out in the way that I meant it.” The Hairat singer expressed how he will be more aware of what he chooses to post on social media and how he phrases his words, as “it has upset many of my Hindu brothers and sisters.” ALSO READ: Singer Lucky Ali Needs HELP As Land Mafia Is Encroaching His Farm With Help Of IAS Rohini Sindhuri; Says, ‘Please Help To Stop This Illegal Activity’
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For the unversed, it was on Sunday that the 64-year-old had taken to Facebook and commented on the fact that ‘Brahman’ comes from the word ‘Brahma’ which has been derived from the word ‘Abram.’ Quoted by Hindustan Times, he wrote, “The name ‘Brahman’ comes from ‘Brahma’ which comes from ‘Abram’ .. which comes from Abraham or Ibrahim.. The Brahmans are a lineage of Ibrahim. Alaihisalam... The Father of all Nations ... so whys everyone just arguing and fighting without reasoning amongst themselves?” ALSO READ: Lucky Ali On Live Shows Affecting His Physical-Mental Well-Being: ‘My Neck Hurts, Can’t Sleep On New Beds, So Thinking About Retirement’
Lucky Ali enjoys a huge popularity amongst music lovers. Son of actor Mehmood, he made his debut in the music industry with Sunoh in 1996. From then on her has gone on to sing some of the classic songs ever produced by Bollywood. He had also made his acting debut in 1963 with Chote Nawab, while he has been away from acting for quite some time now, he has been a part of movies like Yehi Hai Zindagi, Hamare Tumhare, Trikaal, Sur, Kaante and Kasak.
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