Pakistani actress Aini Jafari Rehman has said that ‘I think that art has no politics and borders.’
According to Arab News Pakistan, Pakistani actress Aini Jaffrey Rehman has stressed the separation of art and politics while talking about her role in the upcoming Indian film ‘Coke’.

There is a ban on the screening of Indian films in Pakistan since February 2019.

Earlier in 2016, Pakistani artistes were banned from working in India after the attack in Uri in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Aini Rehman Jaffrey’s movie Coke will be released on the online streaming platform and has been shot in Stoke-on-Trent, England.
Talking to Arab News Pakistan, the 34-year-old actress said that ‘I believe that art should have no politics and no borders.’

“However, unfortunately this political situation as we all know is very complicated.”
The actress adds, ‘There’s definitely something happening every day, so if you have to shoot at a neutral location, there’s no problem.’
“There’s a lot to be done on both sides, but it’s a shame that there are these terrible restrictions,” he added.

Talking about director Saqib Momin’s film ‘Coke’, the actress said that ‘this film revolves around human greed, the fight for survival, family and loyalty.’
Talking about her role in the film, Aini Jaffrey says, ‘I have a complicated role in it. After working for many years you decide to do something different that is out of your comfort zone.’
‘A difficult thing that opens up more avenues for you. My role in the film is giving me everything. I’m so happy for him.’
Aini Jaffrey revealed that ‘over the last 10 years, several Indian producers and directors offered her work, but those projects did not materialize due to various reasons.’
‘However, this time the casting agent approached me about working at Coke and this time the timing was perfect, so everything fell into place.’