div> Muslims around the world have learned to live with the prejudices of the world media. The portrayal of Muslim communities is not always the most honest. If the media ever try to put Muslims in a "good light", then it is at best patronizing. Especially the American media have often been praised for its cruel, stereotyped, even racist view of Muslims in American films and TV shows, but with the number of times Muslims see themselves as the bad guy, it has become something they just have to live with. . It is therefore always interesting to see when another community is put in a negative light and the aftermath of everything.

Priyanka Chopra's American TV show, Quantico, recently caused many controversies for allegedly showing Hindus as terrorists

Of course people within the Hindu community it was not accepted Very well, there was an intense repercussion, mainly focused on Priyanka, mostly originating from her native India.

Josh Safran, Quantico & # 39; s showrunner, said that Major Rule of Quantico is never a Muslim terrorist, so is that why they called Hindu Terrorist?
I think Priyanka Chopra could ask for script changes because she had already changed some dialogs in Quantico before

] – Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) June 8, 2018

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• # शिवा_जी (भगवा) (@ shivaji_1995) June 8, 2018

I think we should leave Priyanka Chopra only now. There is one thing about people who do not respect their origins, their success in the new areas is very short. They ultimately lose the respect of both worlds, it is just a matter of time. So let it be.

– Sonam Mahajan (@AsYouNotWish) 9 June 2018

After the reaction received, Priyanka apologized for the "Negative rendering" of Hindus in the show and channel management also issued a statement in this regard.

I am extremely sad and sorry that some sentiments have been hurt by a recent episode of Quantico. That was not and would never be my intention. I sincerely apologize. I am a proud Indian and that will never change.

– PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) 9 June 2018

"ABC Studios and the exporting producers of Quantico would like to apologize to our public who were insulted by the most recent episode, "The Blood of Romeo" – the channel, ABC – owned by the Walt Disney Company – said in a statement to the media.

"The episode has generated a lot of emotions, many of which have been wrongly directed at Priyanka Chopra, who did not create, write or direct the show, and is not involved in casting the show or the storylines that are depicted in the series

" Quantico is a work of fiction. The show has shown antagonists of many different ethnicities and backgrounds, but in this case we have inadvertently and unfortunately stepped into a complex political issue. It was certainly not our intention to insult someone. "[194590]

The apology came very quickly to prevent someone from being" offended "and Fatima Bhutto, among other things, was quick to point out how this movement is rather hypocritical was when nothing like this has ever been done when Muslims have made their feelings clear about their negative view in the media

Ms. Bhutto, a Pakistani writer and activist, as you might recognize, certainly comes with a famous She is the daughter of Murtaza Bhutto, the former son of the former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan, and happens to be the niece of Benazir Bhutto

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• Michael Kugelman (@MichaelKugelman) June 9, 2018

So if ABC apologized for the Quantico security cage, Bollywood next week apologize further to the Muslims, because every Iqbal that turns out to be an underworld for the Christians, for every Robert who was a smuggler and / or an alcoholic

– Ajay Kamath (@ ajay43) 9 June , 2018

What do you think of this entire incident? Do you agree with Fatima Bhutto?

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