Alia is a British citizen by birth (from what I understand). If it’s like having an American mother and foreign father with eligibility for citizenship in US and father’s country then she would have had to choose at 18 or 21 which citizenship to keep and give up the other. If it’s similar, she may have chosen to keep British citizenship instead of Indian but I understand why she’d do it - lots of perks to UK citizenship and no real disadvantages to not having Indian citizenship. And it wasn’t a situation of her making , it was an accident of birth.
Akshay is a different story. I’m kind of shocked. I never really believed the Canadian citizenship thing because, why? Why would a man with every advantage (money, fame, connections) give up citizenship of his country, the country his family and culture belongs to, that he says he loves and pledge his loyalty to another?
It’s not just exchanging a passport. It’s renouncing allegiance to your country of birth and pledging allegiance to your new country. To me that’s a big deal. A real patriot would think it’s a big deal to renounce allegiance to your country and swear allegiance to another. The only way it’s not a big deal is if you don’t take those things seriously. Which makes me think Akki plays the right and Twinkle plays the left and their only goal is make as much money as possible before retiring to Toronto.
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