During a live show in Kathmandu, Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum was spotted draping the Indian flag over his shoulders, and the video quickly gained widespread attention.
Just hours after the video circulated online, Anjum posted on X (previously known as Twitter), expressing that art surpasses borders and declaring he would "do it again."
What took place during Talha Anjum's performance?
Talha Anjum, a rapper from Pakistan, was delivering his diss track 'Kaun Talha' targeting Indian Gully Gang rapper Naezy when an audience member tossed an Indian flag at him. Seamlessly maintaining his performance, he caught the flag, waved it, and finally wrapped it around himself, an action that has sparked varied responses on the internet. Watch the video here:
What was Talha Anjum's response to the criticism?
The Pakistani rapper shared his perspective on X, defending his actions. He remarked, "I hold no animosity in my heart. My art surpasses limitations. If my gesture of waving an Indian flag sparks debate, then let it be. I will do it again, undeterred by the media, the conflict-driven governments, and their propaganda. Urdu Rap is and will always be borderless."
What was the response from fans to Talha Anjum's comment?
Various users expressed their views on Talha Anjum's response to the incident involving the Indian flag at his concert. Some supported him, arguing that art transcends geographical boundaries, while others believed he was trying to win over Indian fans. One user commented, 'Continue spreading love. Ignore the hate; true art unites hearts rather than divides them.' Another remarked, 'Cool bro! You did the right thing! It was a bold move!' Additionally, a user noted, 'Of course, buddy, Urdu originated from India. You can't dislike something that provided you with art and identity, right...keep it up.'
' Another remarked, 'Cool bro! You did the right thing! It was a bold move!' Additionally, a user noted, 'Of course, buddy, Urdu originated from India. You can't dislike something that provided you with art and identity, right...keep it up.'
Talha Anjum is recognized for transforming Urdu rap, gaining popularity with successful songs like Burger-e-Karachi, Maila Majnun, and Laam Sai Chaura.
