FWICE Renews Call for Ban on Pakistani Artists After Pahalgam Attack, Targets Fawad Khan’s ‘Abir Gulaal’:

The ban on Pakistani artists working in the Indian film industry has once more gained traction after the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Many express that FK - Khan is not suitable for this role. Vaani Kapoor co-stars with him. Egypt has been warned about Annapoorna Films. There are estimates that the death toll in such a widely recognized tourist spot might be around 26.

Regardless of the reasoning, FWICE urged terrorism will not be tolerated. Internationally, the non-cooperation policy with Pakistanis and non-cooperation legislation will now be in put into place. Pakistanis will be banned from any entertainment work around the world. This policy is reported to be already operational.

Karnataka of CINE WORKS AND TELEVISION have commandeered the works for ‘Abir Gulaal legal case’ and warn Annapoorna with the idea. Since Aamir saw literally no purpose in this, claiming it would only get him rejections, enforcing said work. Now there's also a legal claim against contracting said Pakistani associates, at legally applicable on basis.

In the statement, they claimed sending the shot seconds Fauad gets undertake anywhere between the 1st. And 8th of May, will default theater configuration filling. Thus leading to violation of Japan law.

Long-Standing Ban Dates Back to Pulwama Attack

This response comes on the heels of a 2019 order which came in the wake of the Pulwama terror attack that left 40 CRPF servicemen dead. That tragedy had triggered a similar ban which came in the wake of several projects concerning cross-border talent.

Fawad Khan has before copped industry heat stemming from his character portrayal in Ae Dil Hai Mushkil in those acute phases of conflict. Equally, Shah Rukh Khan’s Raees also attracted backlash for casting Pakistani actress Mahira Khan.

Public and Political Pushback Intensifies

The response was not just confined to the circles of the film industry as countless citizens have been very vocal on various social platforms. A substantial number are demanding an outright ban for the movie to be shown in India altogether. One user remarked that the film “should not be able to see the light of day” because of the actor picked for the role.

Furthermore, the MNS headed by Raj Thackeray had earlier come out against Abir Gulaal claiming it was an issue of national pride and sentinels of security.