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Isha Koppikar Says Her ‘Andhbhakti’ Is For India

Isha Koppikar Says Her ‘Andhbhakti’ Is For India
Isha Koppikar Calls Herself Proud Andhbhakt, Clarifies Her Political Stance · deccanchronicle.com

Isha Koppikar made a video after people online called her an “andhbhakt.”

This word can mean someone who supports something blindly.

She said she is proud to love and believe in India.

She explained that her devotion is for her country, not for a political party.

She also said people can question the government and disagree with its decisions.

Isha believes patriotism means doing things that help make the country better.

She asked people to think about what they can give the country instead of only asking what they received.

She said India is changing positively and that people should help build its future.

She also said she loves India proudly and without apology.

Key facts

Person
Isha Koppikar
Platform
Instagram video
Label addressed
“Andhbhakt,” meaning blind supporter
Political stance
She said her devotion is to India, not to any political party.
View on government
She said she can question the government and disagree with its policies while loving India.
Message on patriotism
Patriotism should include action and contributing to the country’s progress.
Earlier controversy
She addressed backlash and trolling over comments on democracy in July.
Recent work
She was last seen in the emotional drama “Rocketship,” directed by Arjun Menon.

Quotes

Isha Koppikar

Actor Isha Koppikar

“Yes, I am an andhbhakt. If it is bhakti (devotion) to love your country and want to see it progress, then yes, I am proud to be a bhakt… andhbhakt. But my blind devotion is not towards any political party; it’s towards my country. Nation first. I can question the government and disagree with its policies, and still love my country wholeheartedly.”
deccanchronicle.com
“"If loving your country, believing in India, and wanting its progress is devotion, then yes, I am proud to be a devotee, a blind devotee. But my devotion is not for any political party, but for my country, for my India. Nation first."”
indianexpress.com

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