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Pakistani Actor Calls Top Bollywood Stars Insecure, Internet Reacts
A video of Pakistani actor-presenter Nadia Khan, in which she claims that top Bollywood actors including "The Khans" are insecure about the talented artists from Pakistan, is grabbing attention on social media.
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"Don't Be So Narrow-Minded": Supreme Court On Plea To Ban Pak Artists In India
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea seeking a complete ban on artistes from Pakistan to perform or work in India, and asked the petitioner not to be "so narrow-minded".
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Pulwama Attack: Film Bodies Ban Release Of Indian Films In Pakistan, Say 'Nation Comes First'
All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has banned collaboration with Pakistani artistes, says action will be taken against transgressors
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Pakistan Says Ban On Its Artistes In India "Unfortunate"
Pakistan on Wednesday criticised India for "anti-Pakistan prejudice" as the Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA) upheld its ban on Pakistani performing artistes.
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No Government Restriction On Pakistan Artistes: Venkaiah Naidu
Government has not imposed any restrictions on Pakistani artistes working in India but filmmakers should respect the sentiments of people while engaging them, says Information and Broadcasting Minister M Venkaiah Naidu.
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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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In Support Of Ban On Pak Artistes, Mukesh Ambani Says 'Am Indian First'
Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man, has said that he supports the call for a ban on Pakistani artistes in India, sharing, "I am absolutely clear about one thing - that for me it is always country first. I am not an intellectual so I don't understand all these... But undoubtedly like for all Indians, India is first for me."
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Raj Thackeray Betting On Mumbai Civic Polls To Remain Relevant
The MNS is looking to raise emotive issues -- like banning Pakistani artistes - before civic polls in Maharashtra next year.
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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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'Pakistani Artistes Are Not Terrorists,' Says Salman Khan, Pitching Peace
Pitching for peace, mega star Salman Khan today said a distinction must be made between terrorists and Pakistani artistes who have been allowed by the government to work in India.
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Pakistani Actor Calls Top Bollywood Stars Insecure, Internet Reacts
A video of Pakistani actor-presenter Nadia Khan, in which she claims that top Bollywood actors including "The Khans" are insecure about the talented artists from Pakistan, is grabbing attention on social media.
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"Don't Be So Narrow-Minded": Supreme Court On Plea To Ban Pak Artists In India
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea seeking a complete ban on artistes from Pakistan to perform or work in India, and asked the petitioner not to be "so narrow-minded".
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Pulwama Attack: Film Bodies Ban Release Of Indian Films In Pakistan, Say 'Nation Comes First'
All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has banned collaboration with Pakistani artistes, says action will be taken against transgressors
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Pakistan Says Ban On Its Artistes In India "Unfortunate"
Pakistan on Wednesday criticised India for "anti-Pakistan prejudice" as the Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA) upheld its ban on Pakistani performing artistes.
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No Government Restriction On Pakistan Artistes: Venkaiah Naidu
Government has not imposed any restrictions on Pakistani artistes working in India but filmmakers should respect the sentiments of people while engaging them, says Information and Broadcasting Minister M Venkaiah Naidu.
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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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In Support Of Ban On Pak Artistes, Mukesh Ambani Says 'Am Indian First'
Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man, has said that he supports the call for a ban on Pakistani artistes in India, sharing, "I am absolutely clear about one thing - that for me it is always country first. I am not an intellectual so I don't understand all these... But undoubtedly like for all Indians, India is first for me."
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Raj Thackeray Betting On Mumbai Civic Polls To Remain Relevant
The MNS is looking to raise emotive issues -- like banning Pakistani artistes - before civic polls in Maharashtra next year.
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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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'Pakistani Artistes Are Not Terrorists,' Says Salman Khan, Pitching Peace
Pitching for peace, mega star Salman Khan today said a distinction must be made between terrorists and Pakistani artistes who have been allowed by the government to work in India.
