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acha kiya mamoo ab time per sab ko khana mily ga 
Poll | Should there be a 'total ban' on Indian media in Pakistan??
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any way...kya fark padata hai, if you will see popularity of Bollywood it not up to Pakistan only..........it is beyond ....
in Singapore,Malaysia ,Indonesia,same day new movie get release ,
also you can see many Hindi movie is dub in Malay and Indonesian language and telecasting on local channel
i was also surprise when i come to know that Mahabharata serial(old) were telecast in Indonesia that was dub in Indonesian language
so i don't think so Pakistani people watch Indian contain because on similarity in language only ..............
in Singapore,Malaysia ,Indonesia,same day new movie get release ,
also you can see many Hindi movie is dub in Malay and Indonesian language and telecasting on local channel
i was also surprise when i come to know that Mahabharata serial(old) were telecast in Indonesia that was dub in Indonesian language
so i don't think so Pakistani people watch Indian contain because on similarity in language only ..............
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no no no i am with ban ab na drama ho ga na khana late ho ga na office late ho ga na hi ladies 3-3 hours bateen kareen geen
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Imran Khan
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dear,ban ne to tumhe bachaliya, hamara kya hoga..........
i am selfish today
don't care abut you 
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I support the ban of indian content.
Iski waja sy to ghr ghr saas bahu ki laraiya shrow howi han!
Iski waja sy to ghr ghr saas bahu ki laraiya shrow howi han!
Imran Khan
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mamoooo are you powerful then wife? is dunya main kon apni bewi se panga le ker sakoon se jee sakta hai ?These bunch of fools (singing ban ban ban...) didn't get who is POWERFUL AT HOME
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LAHORE:
The Lahore High Court on Thursday issued a notice to the Central Censor Board and Pakistan Electronic Media Association (PEMA) for December 16 on a petition by Pakistan Cinema Owners Association and distributors of films to become party in the case against exhibition of Indian movies.
Barrister Ali Zafar appeared before the court on behalf of the petitioners and said that the case filed by a private TV show host against exhibition of Indian films was a misrepresentation an ex-parte order for stopping the Central Board of Censors from certifying smuggled films only.
He said the Pakistan Motion Pictures Ordinance and the Censorship of Films Rules, which govern the jurisdiction of the Censor Board, did not prohibit the certification and exhibition of any Indian films.
He said the Censor Board could refuse to certify a film prejudicial to the glory of Islam or the integrity, security or defence of Pakistan.
He said the Censor Board was duty-bound to examine and certify films on a case-to-case basis.
He said the revival of Pakistani films depended on the existence of cinemas and his clients had invested heavily in setting up state-of-the-art centres in Pakistan.
He said the people of Pakistan were starved for entertainment and appreciated the revival of the “cinema culture” which also presented a soft image of Pakistan to the rest of the world.
He said the existence of the cinema had revived a form of art and culture in Pakistan and the Pakistani film industry had seen a resurgence of quality films.
He said the petitioner had sought to ban all Indian films and the court’s order could mean the death of cinemas in Pakistan.
He added that the livelihood of thousands of people employed in the industry would be jeopardised.
He said that although the court had not stopped the Censor Board from certifying Indian films and only banned smuggled films, the chairman was delaying certification of legally imported films as well.
Earlier the court had banned smuggled films in the country.
The petitioner had submitted that the exhibition of all Indian films, TV dramas and other programmes was in violation of Section 270-A Motion Pictures Ordinance 1979 and Martial Law Order 81.
The petitioner had requested the court to accept the petition and issue directions to all respondents to stop the exhibition of all type of Indian content on Pakistan’s channels.
Meanwhile, India’s Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari on Thursday criticised the Pakistani court’s order to stop the screening of Indian content on TV channels, saying that films and serials were ideas that couldn’t be stopped.
In a tweet, Tewari said, “Pakistani jingoists should know that films and TV serials are ideas and ideas can’t be barred.
The Pakistani government must remove them from negative list ASAP.”
The ban on Indian films has been widely criticised since it was announced last week.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 13th, 2013.
Indian films: High court issues notice to censor Board, media – The Express Tribune
The Lahore High Court on Thursday issued a notice to the Central Censor Board and Pakistan Electronic Media Association (PEMA) for December 16 on a petition by Pakistan Cinema Owners Association and distributors of films to become party in the case against exhibition of Indian movies.
Barrister Ali Zafar appeared before the court on behalf of the petitioners and said that the case filed by a private TV show host against exhibition of Indian films was a misrepresentation an ex-parte order for stopping the Central Board of Censors from certifying smuggled films only.
He said the Pakistan Motion Pictures Ordinance and the Censorship of Films Rules, which govern the jurisdiction of the Censor Board, did not prohibit the certification and exhibition of any Indian films.
He said the Censor Board could refuse to certify a film prejudicial to the glory of Islam or the integrity, security or defence of Pakistan.
He said the Censor Board was duty-bound to examine and certify films on a case-to-case basis.
He said the revival of Pakistani films depended on the existence of cinemas and his clients had invested heavily in setting up state-of-the-art centres in Pakistan.
He said the people of Pakistan were starved for entertainment and appreciated the revival of the “cinema culture” which also presented a soft image of Pakistan to the rest of the world.
He said the existence of the cinema had revived a form of art and culture in Pakistan and the Pakistani film industry had seen a resurgence of quality films.
He said the petitioner had sought to ban all Indian films and the court’s order could mean the death of cinemas in Pakistan.
He added that the livelihood of thousands of people employed in the industry would be jeopardised.
He said that although the court had not stopped the Censor Board from certifying Indian films and only banned smuggled films, the chairman was delaying certification of legally imported films as well.
Earlier the court had banned smuggled films in the country.
The petitioner had submitted that the exhibition of all Indian films, TV dramas and other programmes was in violation of Section 270-A Motion Pictures Ordinance 1979 and Martial Law Order 81.
The petitioner had requested the court to accept the petition and issue directions to all respondents to stop the exhibition of all type of Indian content on Pakistan’s channels.
Meanwhile, India’s Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari on Thursday criticised the Pakistani court’s order to stop the screening of Indian content on TV channels, saying that films and serials were ideas that couldn’t be stopped.
In a tweet, Tewari said, “Pakistani jingoists should know that films and TV serials are ideas and ideas can’t be barred.
The Pakistani government must remove them from negative list ASAP.”
The ban on Indian films has been widely criticised since it was announced last week.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 13th, 2013.
Indian films: High court issues notice to censor Board, media – The Express Tribune
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WTF?
A Bollywood film starring Katrina Kaif could be prejudicial to the glory of Islam or the integrity, security or defence of Pakistan???
If she could threaten the integrity and defence of Pakistan, then I'm Santa Clause!! 
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Slap heavy penalties on Cable Operators for disobeying HC orders and they will reform in one day. These people understand only DUNDA. Once they know that the Government is serious, they will comply.
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Yaar i want to say same thing women are MOST POWERFUL at homemamoooo are you powerful then wife? is dunya main kon apni bewi se panga le ker sakoon se jee sakta hai ?
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yes that is why we can protest outside or on internet to banned them but we can't say our wife to change the channel or off the tv in home it can cause civil war in home
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