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Should there be a 'total ban' on Indian media in Pakistan??


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will it affect the trend of pakistani actors and singers coming to india for work ??
Now they will come here more because now they can be rest assured that nobody in Pakistan will ever come to know that they are working in India
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Doesn't India ban Pakistani content on the air?
Is that a government mandate?

no I don't think so......may be demand is less is the reason.....

because I have seen movie bol in DD national television , for sure no restriction is from government
 
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So will there be a ban on the Turkish TV shows, because I have heard they are quite good.;)
 
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Pakistanis sure do love their ban's. Ban Skype, Ban Youtube, Ban Facebook, Ban xyz... You ban something, you make it stronger. Allow people the choice to make the decision, and you will be respected and the competition will be good for your indigenous sector, complacency and stagnancy is a BAD thing.


EDIT: Banned youtube -Hotspot Shield Zindabad!
 
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Pakistanis sure do love their ban's. Ban Skype, Ban Youtube, Ban Facebook, Ban xyz... You ban something, you make it stronger. Allow people the choice to make the decision, and you will be respected and the competition will be good for your indigenous sector, complacency and stagnancy is a BAD thing.


EDIT: Banned youtube -Hotspot Shield Zindabad!

Oh Jee; there is "No Business like No-Show Business."
So it is better to go the whole "Banned Baaja Baaraat" route.
 
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ISLAMABAD: Thousands of cable television operators across Pakistan are continuing to show Bollywood films and Indian TV content despite the Lahore high court ban.:taz: The operators are citing their high popularity and demand in the country, with the unstated reason being that these are money-spinners.

The Lahore high court had issued an interim order on Tuesday to stop screening imported film unless these had proper documentation and sponsorship of a Pakistani national. The cable operators defiance would easily invite contempt of court notice, except that it would be virtually impossible for tens of thousands of cable operators to be simultaneously hauled up for the "offence".

While the Pakistani film industry has been struggling, Indian films are big hits at the box office ever since former military ruler Pervez Musharraf eased restrictions on their import in 2006. But while owners of TV channels have made big bucks broadcasting Indian content, a few in mainstream channels believe India, too, should allow broadcast of Pakistani entertainment channels in India.

"It should be reciprocal. Indian TV shows and movies have deep impact on the language in Pakistan," said Jawad Hamid Raja, chief operating officer of AVT channels, a strong media group in Pakistan. "Hindi words such as 'namaste', 'maharani' and 'chinta' have entered into standard usage in Pakistan. The Urdu spoken in Pakistan is so rich that it can contribute in the same manner in India," he added.

Some Pakistani producers and actors are happy with the court's order but till still many believe that only competition and open markets will raise standards of Pakistani film industry.

"Multiplexes have helped in making niche Pakistani films viable and contributed to a few Pakistani films turning commercial success. The most recent example is 'Waar' which is continuing to create box office records," said Arshad Khan, a Pakistani film actor and producer.

Other actors are on record making a case for Pakistani entertainment. Recently, actor Laila Zubari told a Pakistani newspaper that telecasting foreign dramas should not be allowed as "foreign actors are not paying any taxes to our national exchequer".

The HC ban came on a petition filed by Mubashar Luqman, a controversial TV anchor, who claimed that many movies shot in India must be banned in Pakistan because they use fake documents besides covering the identity of their Indian sponsors. He said that under Pakistani rules, Indian movies that are shot completely in India and are sponsored by an Indian cannot be screened in Pakistan.

Pak cable hands defy HC ban on Indian content - The Times of India

Expected:p:...
 
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roji roti ki baat hai bhai unki...try to understand their feelings :p
 
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Ideas can't be stopped: Tewari on Pakistan ban

Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari Thursday criticized a Pakistani court's order to stop the screening of Indian content on TV channels, saying that films and serials are ideas that can't be stopped.

In a tweet, Tewari said: "Pakistani jingoists should know Films & TV serials are ideas & ideas can't be barred/ banned Pak govt must remove them from negative list ASAP."

manish tiwary | PINKVILLA

Really? Do you Mr Tiwari, know that Pak TV channels are banned in India? WTF are you talking about when you say that "Films & TV serials are ideas & ideas can't be barred/ banned. Pak govt must remove them from negative list ASAP."?

Practice what you preach, Bozo! First lift the ban on Pak TV and remove it from the negative list ASAP, or just shut the fu@k up!!
 
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