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UK Parliament Honours Mahira Khan With Award of Recognition
The event took place in the House of Commons and was hosted by Member of Parliament Afzal Khan
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Ali Zafar Says He Will 'Stay Away' From Projects Which Objectify Women
Ali Zafar will make is debut in Pakistani cinema with Teefa In Trouble
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Man In Wheelchair Says Was Called 'Pakistani' During National Anthem
A man in a wheelchair was called a Pakistani at a cinema hall in Guwahati for not standing up when the National Anthem was being played before the screening of a film. He has cerebral palsy and he uses the wheelchair for mobility.
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Aamir Khan's Dangal, Shah Rukh Khan's Raees: The Films Pakistan Wants To See After Kaabil
Hrithik Roshan's Kaabil is the first film to have released in Pakistan after the ban on screening Indian cinema was lifted
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After 2 Months, Pakistan Cinemas Resume Screening Of Indian Movies
Cinemas in Pakistan on Monday began screening Indian movies, over two months after film exhibitors and theatre owners suspended it amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack and cross-border firing incidents.
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Pakistan Theatres To Resume Screening Indian Films From December 19
Pakistani film exhibitors and cinema owners are likely to end a self-imposed ban on screening of Indian films on Monday that was put in place amid escalating tensions between the two countries following the Uri terror attack.
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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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'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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Not With Pak Actors: Some Cinema Owners Won't Release Karan Johar Film
Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, which is set for a Diwali release in two weeks, was drawn into a new controversy today as a group of nearly 450 cinema owners said it will not screen films with Pakistani actors given "public sentiment" over terror attacks from across the border.
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Sonam, Nawazuddin, Fawad Win Top Awards at Film Festival in Melbourne
Nawazuddin and Sonam won the Best Actor and Actress awards for their work in the movie Raman Raghav 2.0 and Neerja respectively. Fawad from Pakistan won the Diversity Award for his contribution to Indian and Pakistani Cinema
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Bollywood Giving Resuscitation to Our Industry, Says Pakistani Filmmaker
"It's very simple. We are cousins. We share the same language. We share the same songs. We had cinemas, but we were not making films. New cinemas came because of Bollywood. Once the cinemas started to emerge, the filmmakers were ready," Jamshed Mahmood Raza said
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Mahesh Bhatt: Bollywood Revived Cinema in Pakistan
"Pakistani people have Indian actors figuring in their lives like in India. When you walk on the streets of Karachi, you have advertisements of Priyanka Chopra or Shah Rukh Khan endorsing some product or the other adorning the walls there," Mr Bhatt said
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Humsafar Actress Mahira Khan Will Choose Pakistani Cinema Over Bollywood
"Pakistani cinema needs us badly and I am ready to do anything for it," said Mahira
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In Britain, Bollywood is booming but unlikely to ever be an alternative to Hollywood
Indian cinema is a "long way" away from conquering mainstream markets and British film-goers are "unlikely" to accept Bollywood as an alternative to Hollywood, British film scholar Geoffrey Nowell-Smith has said
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Spotlight returning to Pakistani cinema: Zinda Bhaag director
Conceding that it's difficult for independent filmmakers to make movies, filmmaker Meenu Gaur on Thursday said that the spotlight is again falling on the nation's film industry.
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UK Parliament Honours Mahira Khan With Award of Recognition
The event took place in the House of Commons and was hosted by Member of Parliament Afzal Khan
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Ali Zafar Says He Will 'Stay Away' From Projects Which Objectify Women
Ali Zafar will make is debut in Pakistani cinema with Teefa In Trouble
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Man In Wheelchair Says Was Called 'Pakistani' During National Anthem
A man in a wheelchair was called a Pakistani at a cinema hall in Guwahati for not standing up when the National Anthem was being played before the screening of a film. He has cerebral palsy and he uses the wheelchair for mobility.
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Aamir Khan's Dangal, Shah Rukh Khan's Raees: The Films Pakistan Wants To See After Kaabil
Hrithik Roshan's Kaabil is the first film to have released in Pakistan after the ban on screening Indian cinema was lifted
-
After 2 Months, Pakistan Cinemas Resume Screening Of Indian Movies
Cinemas in Pakistan on Monday began screening Indian movies, over two months after film exhibitors and theatre owners suspended it amidst Indo-Pak tensions following the Uri terror attack and cross-border firing incidents.
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Pakistan Theatres To Resume Screening Indian Films From December 19
Pakistani film exhibitors and cinema owners are likely to end a self-imposed ban on screening of Indian films on Monday that was put in place amid escalating tensions between the two countries following the Uri terror attack.
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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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'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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Not With Pak Actors: Some Cinema Owners Won't Release Karan Johar Film
Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, which is set for a Diwali release in two weeks, was drawn into a new controversy today as a group of nearly 450 cinema owners said it will not screen films with Pakistani actors given "public sentiment" over terror attacks from across the border.
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Sonam, Nawazuddin, Fawad Win Top Awards at Film Festival in Melbourne
Nawazuddin and Sonam won the Best Actor and Actress awards for their work in the movie Raman Raghav 2.0 and Neerja respectively. Fawad from Pakistan won the Diversity Award for his contribution to Indian and Pakistani Cinema
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Bollywood Giving Resuscitation to Our Industry, Says Pakistani Filmmaker
"It's very simple. We are cousins. We share the same language. We share the same songs. We had cinemas, but we were not making films. New cinemas came because of Bollywood. Once the cinemas started to emerge, the filmmakers were ready," Jamshed Mahmood Raza said
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Mahesh Bhatt: Bollywood Revived Cinema in Pakistan
"Pakistani people have Indian actors figuring in their lives like in India. When you walk on the streets of Karachi, you have advertisements of Priyanka Chopra or Shah Rukh Khan endorsing some product or the other adorning the walls there," Mr Bhatt said
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Humsafar Actress Mahira Khan Will Choose Pakistani Cinema Over Bollywood
"Pakistani cinema needs us badly and I am ready to do anything for it," said Mahira
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In Britain, Bollywood is booming but unlikely to ever be an alternative to Hollywood
Indian cinema is a "long way" away from conquering mainstream markets and British film-goers are "unlikely" to accept Bollywood as an alternative to Hollywood, British film scholar Geoffrey Nowell-Smith has said
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Spotlight returning to Pakistani cinema: Zinda Bhaag director
Conceding that it's difficult for independent filmmakers to make movies, filmmaker Meenu Gaur on Thursday said that the spotlight is again falling on the nation's film industry.
