India, Oct. 17 -- T he film industry is taking sides over actor Imran Khan's 'leave India' notice. While some celebrities have questioned the action against the actor, others believe he crossed a line by participating in a political protest despite being a US citizen. Filmmaker Kiran Rao, who was earlier married to Imran's uncle, actor Aamir Khan, came out in his support. She wrote on Instagram, "43 years old. 40 of those years in India. Studied here, worked here, succeeded here, failed here, loved here and fought here." Actor-singer Saba Azad was equally blunt, writing, "What!? This is absolute B*." While actor Kubbra Sait also questioned the move, filmmaker Ashoke Pandit and actors Gajendra Chauhan and Raza Murad backed the action, arguing that foreign nationals should not participate in political protests. Khan, a US citizen with an OCI card, was detained during an October 10 protest in Mumbai. Following a complaint by BJP leader Kirit Somaiya, the FRRO ordered him to leave India by October 28 over alleged immigration violations. His lawyers plan to challenge the notice in the Bombay High Court. HTC...