Pak Bans Indian Movies

The Pakistan Supreme Court today barred private channels from airing Indian films and television shows, amid escalating tensions between the two countries following the Pulwama terror attack.

Hours after a swift 90-second air strike by the Indian Air Force destroyed the biggest Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Balakot, the Pakistan government put a ban on Indian films in the country. This comes after many Indian producers said their movies will not release in Pakistan reacting to the February 14 terror attack in Pulwama that claimed the lives o...

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.

Major cinema houses in Pakistan have stopped screening Indian films following the surgical strikes by India on terror launch pads across the Line of Control.

Pakistani film distributors and some filmmakers are up in arms over the government's decision to bar the screening of Indian movies during the upcoming Eid festival, saying such protectionist measures cannot foster the development of indigenous cinema.Culture Minister Aftab Shah Jillani recently announced that no Indian film will be screened across...

The Pakistan Supreme Court today barred private channels from airing Indian films and television shows, amid escalating tensions between the two countries following the Pulwama terror attack.

Hours after a swift 90-second air strike by the Indian Air Force destroyed the biggest Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Balakot, the Pakistan government put a ban on Indian films in the country. This comes after many Indian producers said their movies will not release in Pakistan reacting to the February 14 terror attack in Pulwama that claimed the lives o...

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.

Major cinema houses in Pakistan have stopped screening Indian films following the surgical strikes by India on terror launch pads across the Line of Control.

Pakistani film distributors and some filmmakers are up in arms over the government's decision to bar the screening of Indian movies during the upcoming Eid festival, saying such protectionist measures cannot foster the development of indigenous cinema.Culture Minister Aftab Shah Jillani recently announced that no Indian film will be screened across...