Lucky Ali Post: Renowned playback singer Lucky Ali was a significant figure in Indipop during the 1990s. He has lent his voice to several Bollywood songs, delivering some evergreen melodious tracks to cherish for a lifetime.

The singer, composer, and actor has been away from showbiz for quite some time but is quite active on social media and does shows. The popular singer recently faced massive backlash after he shared his desire to visit war-torn Palestine.

His post derived flak from many rightwingers and netizens who expressed their disagreement with him by dropping harsh comments on his post.

Lucky Ali gets flak for 'I want to go to Plaestine' post

Lucky Ali's new tweet has triggered a wave of controversy. On Thursday, the singer took to his X account and expressed his desire to visit Palestine. He posted, "InshaAllah I want to go to Palestine."

His post angered many, and netizens, especially right-wing social media users, trolled and criticised Ali for his supportive statement to Platestine.

One commented, saying, "Please go, and Israel will ensure that you never come back to Bharat," while another added, "No one is stopping you, but change your name to Unlucky Ali before you land in Gaza."

"Then get a one-way ticket and go. Indian will be a much cleaner Place," said one user. One person wrote, "Jao aur kuch crore liberals aur peacefuls yahan se saath le jao."

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Lucky Ali's tweet comes amid the ongoing war between Israel and Palestine, which began in October and has been marked by heightened violence, killing of kids, rapes, bombings, and other types of war crimes.

The humanitarian situation has been condemned from across the globe, with discussions on social media reflecting diverse opinions on the conflict. Meanwhile, as India and Israel share a cordial relationship, the majority of Indians have supported Israel.

Lucky Ali has been away from singing in films; however, he continues to perform gigs across India and abroad. He is known for songs like Ëk Pal Ka Jeena, Safarnama, and O Sanam, to name a few.