Pak artists, PSL broadcast ban in India

Srinagar: following the deadly attack of the convoy of the CRPF by the Pulpama, On February 14, many Indian TV actors and television actresses and cricketers condemned the attack and alleges that Pakistan supports these attacks.

After the incident, the All India Cine Workers Association announced today the total ban on Pakistani actors and artists working in the film industry. In a statement issued by AICWA, the badociation strongly condemned a brutal attack against CRPF soldiers in Pulwama. "Our sincere condolences to the families of the victims. AICWA stands alongside a country to deal with such attacks, "said the spokesman.

The spokesman added that he had announced the ban on Pakistani actors and artists working in the film industry. Adding this, "Again if any organization insists on working with Pakistani artists will be banned by the AICWA and drastic measures will be taken against them."

Amey Khopkar, director of MNS Chitrapat Sena, told the PTI news agency: "We verbally communicated to Indian music companies such as T-Series, Sony Music, Venus, and so on. do not work with Pakistani singers. These companies should stop everything immediately, otherwise we would act according to our own style.

Singer Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, who sang Dil Diyan Gallan and Mere Rashke Qamar in collaboration with Bhushan Kumar's T series, were removed

A few days ago, before attack, Atif Aslam had collaborated to record his new piece Baarishein on the label, but the music video has not yet been recorded. on Youtube. The video featuring Nushrat Bharucha would not appear anywhere on an Internet search.

IMG-Reliance also withdrew Sunday from the broadcast of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) after the Pulwama attack. The company has decided not to offer a PSL broadcast production service with immediate effect. Following this step, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will stop broadcasting unless it installs an alternative production service, the latter being the only production service in Pakistan to broadcast its matches.

to offer audiovisual production services for PSL. The incident that occurred is deeply regrettable, "said PTI in a letter to Sohaib Sheikh and Kamil Khan of the Pakistan Cricket Commission (PCB).