Popular Pakistani comedian and satirist Shafaat Ali has once again taken the internet by storm, this time with a viral video poking fun at India’s so-called ‘Operation Sindoor’. Known for his spot-on impressions and political satire, Shafaat’s latest video features him impersonating Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a mock address that has left audiences across social media in fits of laughter.
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The video, shared on Instagram, has struck a chord with viewers not just for its humour but also for its clever commentary on regional politics and media narratives. Mimicking Modi’s signature tone and delivery style, Shafaat launched into a parody of the operation, saying:
“In the night, our Air Force sought permission, and the code word was ‘Sindoor’ — a decision that will change history and help win the Bihar elections.”
The line has quickly become a talking point, with many users praising Shafaat for highlighting the perceived link between military posturing and domestic politics in India.
Shafaat didn’t stop there. Continuing the satire, he added:
“When our air force reached Pakistan, we were treated to a full walima in return. What more can I say about our Rafale and MiG aircraft?”
The parody cleverly critiques the theatricality surrounding such operations and reflects a broader skepticism shared by many in the region.
In a final flourish, Shafaat addressed Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir, still in Modi’s voice, saying:
“We want to say only one thing to Pakistan on behalf of the Indian Army and the world’s largest democracy — Gen Asim Munir, you are my life, my soul!”
The video has received thousands of likes and shares, with fans and fellow celebrities applauding Shafaat’s bold, humorous take on current affairs. While some critics have questioned the sensitivity of parodying military operations, many others see it as a powerful reflection of public sentiment and a reminder of comedy’s role in political discourse.
