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Pakistani Rapper Talha Anjum Sparks Controversy by Waving Indian Flag in Nepal Concert

Music Beyond Borders? Talha Anjum’s Gesture Divides Fans and Ignites Social Media Debate

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Pakistani Rapper Talha Anjum Sparks Controversy by Waving Indian Flag in Nepal Concert

Talhi Anjum seen performing on stage, waving the Indian flag, with smoke and stage lights creating a dramatic effect.

November 17, 2025

KATHMANDU, NEPAL – Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum is at the center of a social media storm after reportedly waving an Indian flag during a concert in Nepal. The performance, a joint event with fellow Pakistani rapper Talha Younus, has sparked intense debate over national pride, music, and cross-border cultural gestures. During the concert, Talha Younus waved the Nepalese flag to show appreciation to the audience. However, when Talha Anjum appeared with the Indian flag, social media erupted with criticism and discussion.

Talha Anjum’s Explanation


In response to backlash, Talha Anjum clarified his actions online:

“This was purely a gesture of friendship and goodwill. Music transcends borders, nationality, and politics.” 

His statement has fueled conversations about the role of artists in promoting cultural diplomacy.

Social Media Reactions

Critics argue the act contradicts national pride, while supporters emphasize music’s power to foster peace, harmony, and international friendship. The hashtag #TalhaAnjum has trended across Pakistani and Indian social platforms, illustrating the controversy’s magnitude

Nepali fans have largely welcomed the gesture, calling it a step toward cultural unity. Many see it as an example of how music can bridge divides between nations and communities.

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Pakistani Rapper Talha Anjum Sparks Controversy by Waving Indian Flag in Nepal Concert

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