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Urdu poet Nida Fazli describes Ajmal Kasab as angry young man similar to Big B of 70s

New Delhi:  Noted Urdu poet Nida Fazli has compared Pakistani terrorist and 26/11 gunman Ajmal Kasab with Amitabh Bachchan's onscreen characters describing the former as an "angry young man" similar to that of Big B's



Nida Fazli's comments have created a storm in Urdu literary circles, with playwright Asghar Wajahat describing them as "ridiulous and silly", and poet Asad Zaidi lending his suport to Fazli.

Says poet Asad Zaidi: " The lines of comparison drawn by Nida Saheb is correct. During the Seventies, Amitabh depicted  several fascist characters on the big screen which were encouraging non-democratic tendencies, and such characters were being portrayed as heroes before the audience. It's just like today's terrorism. That character was definitely created by Salim-Javed pair."