Veteran entertainer Naseeruddin Shah scrutinized "areas of Indian Muslims praising the Taliban's re-visitation of force in Afghanistan", and called it rather risky. In a new video recorded in Urdu, the entertainer drew differentiations between 'Hindustani Islam' and what is drilled in different pieces of the world. 

"Indeed, even as the Taliban's re-visitation of force in Afghanistan is a reason for worry for the entire world, festivals of the savages by certain segments of Indian Muslims is no less perilous," Naseeruddin Shah said in a video shared via online media. He likewise proceeded to say that the individuals who are praising the recovery of Taliban, should address themselves, "assuming they need an improved, current Islam (jiddat pasandi innovation), or live with the old savageness (vaishipan) of the beyond not many centuries."Naseeruddin Shah additionally separated between what he called "Hindustani Islam" and what is really polished in different pieces of the world. He added, "May God not bring when it changes such a lot of that we can't remember it. He referenced his very own relationship with God, and that he doesn't require political religion. "I'm an Indian Muslim and as Mirza Ghalib said years prior, my relationship with God is casual. I don't require political religion," he said. 

Taliban got back to control in Afghanistan on August 15 subsequent to holding onto control from government powers the nation over, even as the United States was in the pulling out from the country.