Shahid Kapoor’s Bold Support for Operation Sindoor: What Happened Next?

On Wednesday, Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor shared his support for India’s military action called Operation Sindoor. This operation aimed to take out terrorist safe havens in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu & Kashmir. Many Indian celebrities showed their admiration for the Indian Armed Forces and the government, and Kapoor joined in with a patriotic post on Instagram.

At first, he shared a strong image of an Indian Air Force aircraft and wrote, “India doesn’t provoke. But India never forgets.” He added the hashtag #OperationSindoor and an Indian flag emoji. This powerful message quickly caught the attention of fans and news outlets. But soon after, Kapoor changed the post by removing the words and only keeping the picture without any text. This surprising change left his followers confused, wondering why he decided to take down his statement.

Shahid Kapoor, who is famous for his roles in movies like Jab We Met and Kabir Singh, usually stays away from talking about politics. His original post was seen as bold, so taking it back felt unusual.

This post came in the wake of India’s military operation that happened early on Wednesday morning. Operation Sindoor was a quick and strategic mission by the Indian Army and Air Force. In just 25 minutes, they destroyed nine places used by terrorists and neutralized over 80 terrorists linked to groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba. This operation was a response to a tragic attack in Pahalgam on April 22, which killed 26 civilians, including tourists and a foreigner.

Operation Sindoor has gained a lot of attention on social media and in the news, with many public figures praising the military. While others have been clear in their support, Kapoor’s quick change has made people curious about what pressures celebrities might face when discussing national events.

Right now, his edited Instagram post remains on Kapoor’s profile, quietly marking a significant day filled with military actions and patriotism.