https://twitter.com/SharwanShkPTI/status/1405782461288747008?s=20Thank you @UmeraAhmed for stabbing Kashmiris in the back. How does it feel to thus sell your soul. And for how much, really?#boycottdhoopkideewar #BoycottBollywood #BoycottUmeraAhmed #UmeraAhmed https://t.co/7iYDRhq2Wa
— Fatima Altaf (@FatimaAltaf77) June 17, 2021
You and @Iamsajalali both have become controversial and unaccepted by pro Pakistanis!!! Go play peace peace with endia somewhere else where Endian Occupied Kashmir isnt discussed! Shame on the whole cast and the writer @UmeraAhmed herself!
— Sadia A 🇵🇰 (@Dr_SadiaAz) June 16, 2021
SHAME! https://t.co/9LTkiRVbz7
https://twitter.com/__Error101__/status/1404728915688669189?s=20 Addressing the anger and judgement, Umera Ahmed soon released a detailed statement in reply to all that is being said. “A lot has been said about Dhoop Ki Deewar, in general, and Umera Ahmed in particular, after the trailer of the project has been released,” read the official statement which addressed all the objections raised by the audience who have not even seen the series yet.I'm deeply concerned after watching the official trailer of #DhoopKiDeewar written by Umera Ahmed who also claimed that it was approved by @OfficialDGISPR.
— Faheem Akhtar (@FaheemOfficial7) June 17, 2021
Literally, can't believe !!!
RIP two nation theory and Kashmir narrative.
The writer of renowned Pakistani dramas such as Zindagi Gulzar Hai, Meri Zaat Zarra e Benishaan and Shehr e Zaat among several others made it clear that she had not written Dhoop Ki Deewar specifically for ZEE5. She shared that the series was written back in 2018, much before tensions between the countries had increased, along with three other stories; Alif, Laal, and Eik Jhooti Love Story that had been signed on with the Pakistani content company Group M. It was then Group M’s call to sell Dhoop Ki Deewar to ZEE5 or any other international platform. She further shared that Netflix had also been approached to buy the rights to the story. She also explained that, as a writer, she has no say in where her project lands once it’s been signed off with a company adding that whatever proceeds from the sale were received, they went to Group M and not her. As for a Hindu Muslim love story, she clarified that Dhoop Ki Deewar isn’t a love story. She called it a “social tragedy”. https://twitter.com/Zindagi/status/1404688494740402180?s=20 As far as the blame about being a traitor is concerned, Umera Ahmed stated that she had sent the story to ISPR for approval. However, following the hateful comments, Umera Ahmed has deactivated her Twitter account. Haseeb Hasan’s directorial, Dhoop Ki Deewar is all set to premiere on ZEE5 on 25th June 2021.View this post on Instagram

