Fear of Pakistani talent: India to impose 2 years ban on Pakistani Artists working in Indian Films

[Zarvan]

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NEW DELHI - The fear of the Pakistani rising talent and its popularity among the Indian crowd is forcing India to ban Pakistani Artists to work in Hindi films.

Indian Motion Pictures Producers' Association (IMPPA) is not retracting its stand on the issue of Pakistani actors working in India , anytime soon.

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News agency ANI quoted the President of IMPPA, TP Aggarwal saying that the organisation had opposed the paying of Rs 5 crore to Pakistani artist, Fawad Khan, for a Karan Johar movie. He further claimed that the IMPPA is against the view of allowing Pakistani artists in Hindi film industry.

For the unversed, the IMPPA had passed a resolution to ban actors of Pakistani descent from the Indian film industry.

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Several films, including 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil', received a lot of criticism from political parties post the attacks along the Line of Control (LoC) in 2016, which saw several Indian jawans dead.

Earlier today, singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo and Bollywood 's producers' council called for a temporary ban on Pakistani artists for working in the Hindi film industry.

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Supriyo, a singer-turned-politician, had said Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's voice in the song "Ishtehar" from "Welcome To New York" must be removed and dubbed by someone else as he was not able to comprehend the need or desire to cross the border for entertainment content at a time when tensions on the India-Pakistan border had escalated.

In addition, DNA quoted Suresh Amin, CEO of the Indian Film and Television Producer Council (IFTPC) saying that the council is seeking to impose a 2-year ban on the Pakistani artistes working in Hindi film.

A few days back, reports about Arijit Singh losing out a song to Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in 'Welcome To New York' started doing the rounds. Followed by an objection raised by singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo over preference being given to a Pakistani singer over Indian artist.

Reportedly, 'Welcome to New York' producer Vashu Bhagnani was also present at the press conference along with Babul. The report mentions that IFTPC CEO stated that said the producers' council will pass a resolution and notify all Bollywood producers to stop working with Pakistani artists for the next two years.

https://timesofislamabad.com/22-Feb...-on-pakistani-artists-working-in-indian-films

 

[Zarvan]

For first time I am going say this

Thank You India

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

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NEW DELHI - The fear of the Pakistani rising talent and its popularity among the Indian crowd is forcing India to ban Pakistani Artists to work in Hindi films.

Indian Motion Pictures Producers' Association (IMPPA) is not retracting its stand on the issue of Pakistani actors working in India , anytime soon.

READ MORE: Khalistani militant invited at PM Trudeau event, New controversy erupt in India
News agency ANI quoted the President of IMPPA, TP Aggarwal saying that the organisation had opposed the paying of Rs 5 crore to Pakistani artist, Fawad Khan, for a Karan Johar movie. He further claimed that the IMPPA is against the view of allowing Pakistani artists in Hindi film industry.

For the unversed, the IMPPA had passed a resolution to ban actors of Pakistani descent from the Indian film industry.

READ MORE: India perturbed at Nepal slipping out of its hands to China
Several films, including 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil', received a lot of criticism from political parties post the attacks along the Line of Control (LoC) in 2016, which saw several Indian jawans dead.

Earlier today, singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo and Bollywood 's producers' council called for a temporary ban on Pakistani artists for working in the Hindi film industry.

READ MORE: Pakistan with support of China has waged a proxy war against India: Indian Army Chief
Supriyo, a singer-turned-politician, had said Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's voice in the song "Ishtehar" from "Welcome To New York" must be removed and dubbed by someone else as he was not able to comprehend the need or desire to cross the border for entertainment content at a time when tensions on the India-Pakistan border had escalated.

In addition, DNA quoted Suresh Amin, CEO of the Indian Film and Television Producer Council (IFTPC) saying that the council is seeking to impose a 2-year ban on the Pakistani artistes working in Hindi film.

A few days back, reports about Arijit Singh losing out a song to Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in 'Welcome To New York' started doing the rounds. Followed by an objection raised by singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo over preference being given to a Pakistani singer over Indian artist.

Reportedly, 'Welcome to New York' producer Vashu Bhagnani was also present at the press conference along with Babul. The report mentions that IFTPC CEO stated that said the producers' council will pass a resolution and notify all Bollywood producers to stop working with Pakistani artists for the next two years.

https://timesofislamabad.com/22-Feb...-on-pakistani-artists-working-in-indian-films

I actually agree with the indians on this. The only part I don't agree on is the 2 year ban
Should be a ban of at least 10,000 years.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

And Pakistanies be like

Pyaaz bhee khaane hai aur joote bhee

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@TheLahoriGuy

 

[BABA AGHORI]

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NEW DELHI - The fear of the Pakistani rising talent and its popularity among the Indian crowd is forcing India to ban Pakistani Artists to work in Hindi films.

Indian Motion Pictures Producers' Association (IMPPA) is not retracting its stand on the issue of Pakistani actors working in India , anytime soon.

READ MORE: Khalistani militant invited at PM Trudeau event, New controversy erupt in India
News agency ANI quoted the President of IMPPA, TP Aggarwal saying that the organisation had opposed the paying of Rs 5 crore to Pakistani artist, Fawad Khan, for a Karan Johar movie. He further claimed that the IMPPA is against the view of allowing Pakistani artists in Hindi film industry.

For the unversed, the IMPPA had passed a resolution to ban actors of Pakistani descent from the Indian film industry.

READ MORE: India perturbed at Nepal slipping out of its hands to China
Several films, including 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil', received a lot of criticism from political parties post the attacks along the Line of Control (LoC) in 2016, which saw several Indian jawans dead.

Earlier today, singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo and Bollywood 's producers' council called for a temporary ban on Pakistani artists for working in the Hindi film industry.

READ MORE: Pakistan with support of China has waged a proxy war against India: Indian Army Chief
Supriyo, a singer-turned-politician, had said Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's voice in the song "Ishtehar" from "Welcome To New York" must be removed and dubbed by someone else as he was not able to comprehend the need or desire to cross the border for entertainment content at a time when tensions on the India-Pakistan border had escalated.

In addition, DNA quoted Suresh Amin, CEO of the Indian Film and Television Producer Council (IFTPC) saying that the council is seeking to impose a 2-year ban on the Pakistani artistes working in Hindi film.

A few days back, reports about Arijit Singh losing out a song to Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in 'Welcome To New York' started doing the rounds. Followed by an objection raised by singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo over preference being given to a Pakistani singer over Indian artist.

Reportedly, 'Welcome to New York' producer Vashu Bhagnani was also present at the press conference along with Babul. The report mentions that IFTPC CEO stated that said the producers' council will pass a resolution and notify all Bollywood producers to stop working with Pakistani artists for the next two years.

https://timesofislamabad.com/22-Feb...-on-pakistani-artists-working-in-indian-films

Modi is drying out every possible penny for the adversary.

 

[cloud4000]

Says something about Pakistan's film industry that its artists seek employment across the border rather than working at home. Nevertheless, talent is talent. If Pakistani actors can act, let them work in Bollywood. It's not like I'm concerned about what passport they hold.

 

[salarsikander]

Says something about Pakistan's film industry that its artists seek employment across the border rather than working at hom

Says a lot aboutabout extermist mindset that is prevalent in India. Worshipper of art finding it hard to honour the art that comes from certain decent. Sad times

 

[Trango Towers]

And Pakistanies be like

Pyaaz bhee khaane hai aur joote bhee

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And you worship animals dont you. I have seen Hindu s marrying their daughters to dogs.....want pictures????

 

[My-Analogous]

Modi is drying out every possible penny for the adversary.

Yes that big mouth really don't have any answers of Pakistan's call and only best he can do is that. He is the same guy who claim big about Pakistan and we are still waiting for his move. Please asked him to make a move inside border and then we show what gifts we have for you. If he need invitation then consider this an invitation

 

[Big Tank]

Good for them.

 

[SBUS-CXK]

And you worship animals dont you. I have seen Hindu s marrying their daughters to dogs.....want pictures????

 

[cloud4000]

Says a lot aboutabout extermist mindset that is prevalent in India. Worshipper of art finding it hard to honour the art that comes from certain decent. Sad times

Hard to disagree with this comment.

 

[YeBeWarned]

Thank you ..

 

[Ocean]

And Pakistanies be like

Pyaaz bhee khaane hai aur joote bhee

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If u didnt know dogs are loyal animals. And what these actors specially mawra , mahira and fawad have done a dog wouldnt have. So dont insult the animal

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

Modi is drying out every possible penny for the adversary.

It's best they stay in Pakistan and help on continuing reviving Pakistan's film industry. Thankyou.