Pulwama Attack: After Total Dhamaal, Luka Chuppi & Arjun Patiala Not To Release In Pakistan!
Dinesh Vijan cancelled the contract with Pakistan distributor and would not be releasing the next two films under its banner- Luka Chuppi and Arjun Patiala in the neighboring country's territory.
Total
Dhamaal
के
अलावा
ये
फिल्में
भी
नहीं
होंगी
Pakistan
में
Release
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FilmiBeat
The
deadly
Pulwama
terror
attack
has
left
the
entire
nation
in
deep
sorrow
and
angst.
While
some
of
our
Bollywood
celebrities
expressed
their
condolence
and
mourned
the
loss
by
donating
to
families
of
the
martyred
jawans,
others
called
a
ban
on
cultural
exchange.
Yesterday,
Ajay
Devgn
and
the
makers
of
Total
Dhamaal
announced
that
their
film
won't
be
releasing
in
Pakistan.
The
actor
had
tweeted,
The
actor
tweeted,
"In
light
of
the
current
situation
the
team
of
Total
Dhamaal
has
decided
to
not
release
the
film
in
Pakistan."
The
team
also
announced
a
donation
of
Rs
50
lakh
to
the
families
of
the
martyred
soldiers.
Now,
Maddock
Films
founder
Dinesh
Vijan
has
taken
a
similar,
strong
stand
in
the
wake
of
the
attack.
Reportedly,
the
filmmaker
cancelled
the
contract
with
Pakistan
distributor
and
would
not
be
releasing
the
next
two
films
under
its
banner
-
Kartik
Aaryan-
Kriti
Sanon
starrer
Luka
Chuppi
and
Arjun
Patiala
in
the
neighbouring
country's
territory.
Meanwhile,
T-Series
has
unlisted
two
of
their
music
videos
on
which
they
had
teamed
up
with
Atif
Aslam
and
Rahat
Fateh
Ali
Khan.
The
All
India
Cine
Workers
Association
announced
a
complete
ban
on
Pakistani
actors
and
artistes
working
in
the
film
industry.
The
statement
signed
by
AICWA
general
secretary
Ronak
Suresh
Jain
read,
"All
India
Cine
Workers
strongly
condemns
brutal
terrorist
attack
on
our
soldiers
at
Pulwama
district
in
Jammu
and
Kashmir.
Our
heartfelt
condolences
to
the
families
of
the
victims,
AICWA
stands
with
nation
in
confronting
such
terror
and
inhumanity.
We're
officially
announcing
a
total
ban
on
Pakistani
Actors
and
Artists
working
in
Film
Industry.
Still
if
any
organisation
insist
on
working
with
Pakistani
Artists
will
be
banned
by
AICWA
and
a
strong
action
will
be
taken
against
them.