Anupamaa's Rupali Ganguly takes a stand amid India-Pakistan conflict: Urges celebs and citizens to #BoycottTurkey

Actress Rupali Ganguly, popularly known for her iconic portrayal of Anupamaa, has been known for her unfiltered opinions and fearless nature. In times of national crisis, the actress has shown her patriotism. As tensions between India and Pakistan have intensified, Rupali has been standing up for the nation and the armed forces.Recently, Pakistani actor Fawad Khan sparked controversy by calling Operation Sindoor, a strategic Indian military operation, 'shameful.' Reacting strongly, Rupali Ganguly didn’t hold back. She clapped back, stating, “You working in Indian films was also ‘shameful’ for us.” Her reply garnered massive support across social media, where fans and fellow Indians lauded her courage. In a follow-up statement, Rupali clarified that unfollowing her won’t bring any change to their own country, sending out a strong message about where her loyalty lies.As international support for India pours in from various nations condemning terrorism, a few countries like Turkey have taken a controversial stance by siding with the other end. In response, Rupali used her platform to raise her voice. She shared an Instagram story urging Indians to stop visiting Turkey.“Can we please cancel our bookings for Turkey? This is my request to all Indian celebs/influencers and travellers. This is the least we can do as Indians. #BoycottTurkey,” she wrote.Earlier, Rupali had even reacted to people unfollowing her, she wrote, "Unfollowing me won't bring any betterment to your country. First, ask your government and army to stop terrorism against India, this will be the only way for the betterment of Pakistan. Your following or unfollowing may make a difference to an artist but not to an Indian. And I'm an Indian First. A Proud INDIAN. Jai Hind Jai Bharat."Rupali Ganguly continues to win hearts with her acting and her fearless voice, echoing the sentiments of countless Indians who believe in putting the nation first.