Adnan Siddiqui brushes up Priyanka Chopra’s knowledge about Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy

 

• Adnan Siddiqui brushes up Priyanka Chopra’s knowledge about Sharmeen                   Obaid-Chino

Indian film actor Priyanka Chopra has come under fire for calling Oscar-winning filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy "South Asian" instead of Pakistani while congratulating her for being the first woman of colour to be directing a Star Wars film.

Chinoy is set to work with the franchise, becoming the first woman and person of colour to direct a Star Wars movie which will be set after the events of 2019’s Rise of Skywalker.

However, Priyanka's congratulations did not sit well with Pakistani actor Adnan Siddiqui who corrected her that Chinoy was Pakistani first.

Taking to Twitter, Meray Paas Tum Ho actor told Chopra that this was exactly like she would identify herself as an Indian

Japan PM Fumio Kishida evacuated after what appears to be smoke bomb thrown.

The article reports on a recent incident involving Japan's Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, who was evacuated unharmed after a smoke bomb was thrown at him during a public event. 

The incident occurred in Wakayama, where Mr Kishida had been scheduled to give a speech. The article provides details about the incident, including eyewitness accounts and video footage, which showed officers apprehending a suspect at the scene.

 The article is well-written and provides a concise and clear summary of the events that took place. It offers a balanced and objective perspective, presenting the facts in a straightforward manner without speculation or conjecture

. The article also includes relevant background information, such as the fact that the incident sparked memories of a similar attack that killed a previous Prime Minister. Overall, the article is informative and provides a good overview of the incident.

 It offers a valuable insight into the current situation in Japan, where incidents of this nature are relatively rare. The article is well-suited for those interested in current events and politics, and it is recommended for anyone looking to stay informed about recent events in Japan