Enough, that's enough, according to Vidya Balan about the ban on a Pakistani artist after the Pulwama terrorist attack

The Hindi film industry condemned the terrorist attack on Pulwana and did not released movies in Pakistan, in addition to prohibiting all Pakistani artists from working in India. National award The winning actress Vidya Balan said on Friday that a strong position was to be adopted.

"Although I've always believed that art should be kept out of bounds and politics, I think we need to take a stand now. Vidya to the media at the launch of his first radio show "Dhun Badal Ke Toh Dekho".

In the worst terrorist attack ever in Jammu and Kashmir since the beginning of militancy in 1989, a suicide bomber on February 14 th propelled his explosive-laden SUV on a CRPF bus in the district of Jammu and Kashmir. Pulwama, making at least 40 victims. The Pakistan-based terrorist group, Jaish-e-Mohammed, then claimed responsibility for the attack.

When asked if the art was to stay away from politics, the actress "Tumhari Sulu" said: "As an individual, I think that it is a good thing. There is no better way to bring people together than the arts, be it music, poetry, dance, theater, film or any other form of art. I think we should just take a break from this practice and see what can be done for the future.I have said that some difficult calls had to be made at some point. "

Bollywood crowd of actors, including Akshay Kumar, Priyanka Chopra, Ajay Devgan and Vicky Kaushal, among others, have condemned the Pulwama attack.

The film Total Dhamaal directed by Indra Kumar has also not been released in Pakistan for the same reason. In addition, producer Dinesh Vijan has decided not to release his next film, Luka Chuppi, in Pakistan.