Mustafa Saryar Faruqi faced the journalists for the first time on Monday after taking oath as an advisor to the Ministry of Culture. At this time, he answered various questions from journalists including his future plans. However, he is seen to give very tactful answers to some questions.

Actress Nusrat Imroz Tisha, who is Farooqui's wife, played the role of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's wife Fazilatunnessa Mujib in the movie 'Mujib' released last year. Avoiding the question of whether he is suffering from self-deprecation or not, the newly appointed culture adviser said, 'I don't want to answer any provocative question. If there are normal questions, any questions you want to know.

In response to another question about banning drama in arts and radical activities on culture and liberation war, he said, it is clearly part of a plan. It is a plan to destabilize Bangladesh. We have the ability to understand it.

According to him, the government has taken initiatives to prosecute the first-hand criminals who carried out the July massacre. Now fourth grade, fifth grade criminals are trying to create chaos to save the first hand criminal.

If someone in art culture tries to play the victim for a fallen fascist, a fifth-grade criminal might be caught sooner, he said.

To a question about those who took the law into their hands and created an unstable situation in Shilpakala Academy, Faruqi said, "The drama has not stopped in Bangladesh, the journey has not stopped. The narrative you're trying to construct, I'm sorry I can't relate to.

He gave a very tactful reply to the trolls on social media by calling him a friend of the previous government.

He said, everyone can express his opinion on social media. I don't need to answer that.

I say that at the moment I think it is right. I have no permanent attachment to anyone. Because I'm an artist, I don't have a team.

Earlier, he told reporters about taking over the responsibility of the Ministry of Culture, initially the head of the academy and partners will sit with everyone and discuss how visible changes can be made in three months and how projects can be implemented in one year which will bring major changes in the culture arena.

Incidentally, film director, producer, screenwriter and dramatist Mustafa Sarayar Faruqi took oath as the advisor of the interim government at Bangabhaban on Sunday.