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following the terrorist attack on a CRPF convoy in Kashmir that claimed the lives of at least 40 soldiers; 24 film badociations, including the Federation of Film Employees of Western India (FWICE) and the Indian Film and Television Directors' Association (IFTDA), staged a demonstration in Film City, Goregaon.
Cricket players Sehwag, Singh, Raina and VVS Laxman, among others, shot for an advertisement in Film City, but joined the protest to show their solidarity.
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"Whatever we say or do, it may be less for the soldiers and their families, we can only thank them and do everything in our power to help them, we are sorry but we hope for a better time. all of us in the future, "says Sehwag.
Harbhajan said that he hoped that the death of the soldiers would not be futile. "These are tough times, but stay united so that they can not break us in. I'm grateful to all the soldiers who protect us day and night.Crickers are not heroes.The real hero of the nation are our soldiers, "said Harbhajan.
According to sources, Bachchan was shooting for Brahmastra at the show venue but the megastar could not join the protest as he was getting up for the movie.
The demonstration was seen. major film organizations and the badociation of directors of photography, makeup artists, costumes, aspiring artists, editors, fighters and dancers.
Casting director and director Mukesh Chhabra, actresses Nia Sharma, Isha Kopikar and others were also present at the event. show their solidarity. Taran Adarsh, a business badyst, had tweeted about the event that was to take place in Film City today, from 2 pm to 4 pm
FWICE – the umbrella organization of 24 trades – is organizing a Solidarity march at the door of Film City today [Sunday] * from 14h00. at 4 pm * to pay tribute to the martyrs of #PulwamaAttack … Ashoke Pandit [Chief Advisor, FWICE and President, IFTDA] pic.twitter.com/m3IWaQhRMz
– taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) on the 17th February 2019
BN Tiwari, President of the Federation of Film Employees of Western India (FWICE), told PTI that all cinematographic bodies had decided to "completely boycott" any Pakistani artist working in film companies. Hindi movies. "We will not let any film go out, even singing by a Pakistani singer, forget the actors, we will take drastic action if we come to know everything," he said.
Ashoke Pandit, president of IFTDA, echoed this sentiment and said the film's bodies had decided to boycott former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu. Sidhu sparked controversy for his comments on the Pulwama attack.
"We will not let the Pakistani amateur, Navjot Singh Sidhu, and others like him, work in the country.As a federation, we will not let any anti-national work here, we are clear to this subject, "says the pandit.
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