Pakistani Celebrities react to the ceasefire announcement

May 11, 2025

India accused Pakistan of terrorism, leading to a false flag operation in Pahalgam.
The US and former President Trump intervened, leading to a mutual ceasefire.
Pakistani stars welcomed Trump’s peace announcement, calling it a step towards stability.

A conflict between India and Pakistan erupted on April 22nd when India carried out a false flag operation in Pahalgam and accused Pakistan of sponsoring terrorism. Despite Pakistan’s offer to cooperate in a fair investigation, India launched an attack. In response, Pakistan retaliated last night by striking 36 Indian locations, focusing on milit and arsenal sites. The strikes caused significant physical damage and strategic losses. Shortly after Pakistan’s counterattack, the United States and former President Trump intervened, leading both nations to agree to a mutual ceasefire.

Pakistani television celebrities strongly condemned India’s unnecess, irresponsible, and aggressive actions in the region. They appreciated the ceasefire and began celebrating the news with relief and hope. However, some expressed disappointment with Indian celebrities and the public for exposing their hatred during the conflict. Many Pakistani stars also criticized the way Indian media and influencers glorified the war. They welcomed the peace announcement made by Trump, calling it a much-needed step toward stability.

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