Kubbra Sait Takes Dig At Imran Khan's Leave India Notice: 'Even Men I've Dated Have Given Me More Clarity' - VIDEO
Actress Kubbra Sait recently used satire to question the action taken against actor Imran Khan after he was directed to leave India for participating in a protest in Mumbai. In a video shared on Instagram on Thursday (October 15), Sait raised concerns about the right to peaceful protest and questioned why people seeking answers about electoral rolls were facing action. Sait began the video by…
Kubbra Sait, the acclaimed actress, recently used humor to criticize the actions taken against Imran Khan after he was instructed to leave India for attending a protest in Mumbai. In a video posted on Instagram on Thursday (October 15), Sait expressed her disbelief over the notice issued to Khan, who was asked to leave the country for participating in a protest at August Kranti Maidan, a site associated with the Quit India Movement.
Sait's video sparked discussions about the right to peaceful protest and the recent detention of protesters, including the recent detention of a thousand people who questioned the Election Commission over the new voters' list. The actress also took a satirical jab at the popular meme phrase "Toh kya karoon mai marr jaaun," suggesting that the 2026 version should be "So what should I do?
Should I get arrested?" Sait highlighted the importance of democracy and questioned why it often feels like an expensive group chat where only administrators can speak. Imran Khan, who holds a US passport and an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card, was detained along with his partner, actress Lekha Washington, during the protest on October 10.
Sait's video prompted further reflection on the situation, questioning whether the response to the protesters' cooperation was an arrest or a shift in circumstances.
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