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Thanks, But No Thanks. Military Won't Accept Karan Johar's Donation, Sources Say
Filmmaker Karan Johar's donation of Rs 5 crore to the military welfare fund, described as "penance" by Maharashtra politician Raj Thackeray for the use of a Pakistani actor in his movie "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil", will not be accepted, sources in the Defence Ministry said today.
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With Rs 5 Crore 'Penance', Raj Thackeray Claims Victory, Won't Block Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmakers who have signed Pakistani actors will have to pay Rs. 5 crore as 'penance' for army welfare, Raj Thackeray said today, suggesting he will not block the release of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, after producers promised not to use Pakistani actors in the future.
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Opinion: India Is Missing A Trick - Let's Use Karan Johar Against Pak
The Karan Johar issue has become another test of nationalism. How much one loves India, that is Bharat, is being decided by one's support or opposition to Pakistani artists and whether they should be allowed to act in Indian movies, or if there should be a boycott of the films the Pakistani artists work in.
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Opinion: What Karan Johar's 'India First' And Anurag Kashyap's Tweet Missed
In less than a fortnight, it will be clear if Hindi cinema's hit machine, talented director Karan Johar, will have a seamless opening for his forthcoming blockbuster Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (ADHM), or if movie halls will be vandalized and the film taken off screens under pressure from radical groups.
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No Plan To Stop People-To-People Contact: Government On Indo-Pak Ties
With various film bodies imposing a ban on Pakistan actors after the Uri attack, government on Tuesday said people-to-people contact would continue and there was no plan to stop it.
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'We Solve Problems By Banning Movies': Anurag Kashyap Supports Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and actor Alia Bhatt have expressed support for the release of the film Ae Dil Hai Mushkilwhich was caught in a new controversy after a group of nearly 450 cinema owners announced it would not screen films with Pakistani actors in four states.
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Om Puri Accused of Insulting Soldiers, Complaint Filed
Veteran actor Om Puri has been slammed by a section of the film fraternity for comments that were allegedly insulting Indian soldiers.
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Thanks, But No Thanks. Military Won't Accept Karan Johar's Donation, Sources Say
Filmmaker Karan Johar's donation of Rs 5 crore to the military welfare fund, described as "penance" by Maharashtra politician Raj Thackeray for the use of a Pakistani actor in his movie "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil", will not be accepted, sources in the Defence Ministry said today.
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With Rs 5 Crore 'Penance', Raj Thackeray Claims Victory, Won't Block Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmakers who have signed Pakistani actors will have to pay Rs. 5 crore as 'penance' for army welfare, Raj Thackeray said today, suggesting he will not block the release of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, after producers promised not to use Pakistani actors in the future.
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Opinion: India Is Missing A Trick - Let's Use Karan Johar Against Pak
The Karan Johar issue has become another test of nationalism. How much one loves India, that is Bharat, is being decided by one's support or opposition to Pakistani artists and whether they should be allowed to act in Indian movies, or if there should be a boycott of the films the Pakistani artists work in.
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Opinion: What Karan Johar's 'India First' And Anurag Kashyap's Tweet Missed
In less than a fortnight, it will be clear if Hindi cinema's hit machine, talented director Karan Johar, will have a seamless opening for his forthcoming blockbuster Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (ADHM), or if movie halls will be vandalized and the film taken off screens under pressure from radical groups.
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No Plan To Stop People-To-People Contact: Government On Indo-Pak Ties
With various film bodies imposing a ban on Pakistan actors after the Uri attack, government on Tuesday said people-to-people contact would continue and there was no plan to stop it.
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'We Solve Problems By Banning Movies': Anurag Kashyap Supports Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and actor Alia Bhatt have expressed support for the release of the film Ae Dil Hai Mushkilwhich was caught in a new controversy after a group of nearly 450 cinema owners announced it would not screen films with Pakistani actors in four states.
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Om Puri Accused of Insulting Soldiers, Complaint Filed
Veteran actor Om Puri has been slammed by a section of the film fraternity for comments that were allegedly insulting Indian soldiers.
