According to Hansal Mehta, his daughter lost her OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India) card while she was on a school trip to Bali.The filmmaker made an appeal to S Jaishankar, minister of external affairs, and asked for his assistance in ensuring that his daughter returns home safely.
Hansal Mehta and Kareena Kapoor are filming their upcoming movie in London.He tweeted on Friday about his daughter, who was on a school trip to Bali and was having trouble getting back to India.In addition, the filmmaker included the external affairs minister S Jaishankar in his tweet and pleaded with him for assistance in bringing his daughter safely home.With Safeena Husain, Hansal has two daughters, Kimaya and Rehana.
“Need help immediately,” Hansal Mehta tweeted.My daughter has misplaced her OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India) card while she is on a school trip to Bali.Tomorrow is her last chance to return to India or else she might be stuck.Kindly assist @DrSJaishankar.Hansal’s tweet has not received a response from the external affairs minister or officials from the ministry of external affairs in either Bali or India.The filmmaker uses social media to voice his political opinions and expresses frequent criticism of the government.
Some individuals on Twitter attempted to assist Hansal and provided him with some clues for ensuring the safe return of his daughter to India.A person responded, “Please contact the honorable vice consul for the consular and administration of the Consulate General of India, Bali, Indonesia at +62 81139 90996 via WhatsApp Messenger.”“Could you please help,” a user on Twitter tagged the ministry of external affairs’ official spokesperson.
London has been the location for Hansal’s upcoming film with Kareena.The title and other details of this movie have been kept secret.During the filming in the UK, Kareena, who will play a detective, was joined by her son Jehangir Ali Khan.Meanwhile, a Twitter user accused Hansal of “giving Kangana Ranaut a flop film” and put him in the news recently.The actor’s most recent film, Dhaakad, was the target of the filmmaker’s retaliation.
