Heart can link people across border: Ali Zafar

November 9, 2014

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Jaipur, Nov 9: Expressing his sentiments over ongoing conflict between the two countries, Pakistani singer-actor Ali Zafar says hearts can link people across border but war cannot win the world.

Ali Zafar"In the world of kill or Dil (heart), heart brings aman and pyar (peace and love) but not the war," Zafar said during the promotion of his upcoming YashRaj venture "Kill Dil" here.

The actor attended the event along with co-stars Parineeti Chopra and Ranveer Singh in the pink city.

Zafar said the film will give a special message of love and peace.

"On Children's day, November 14, the movie will give the message of love and peace," he said.

People in Pakistan were also waiting for this very movie on November 14, he said.

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