Singer
Mika
Singh
recently
hit
a
controversy
when
he
performed
at
the
wedding
festivities
of
former
President
of
Pakistan,
Pervez
Musharraf's
daughter's
billionaire
cousin.
He
was
banned
by
Federation
of
Western
India
Cine
Employees
association
(FWICE)
for
hurting
the
sentiments
of
Indians.
Now
if
the
latest
reports
are
to
be
believed,
FWICE
has
now
issued
strict
notices
seeking
everyone
from
the
industry
right
from
technicians
to
actors
to
stop
working
with
Mika.
According
to
a
Mid
Day
report,
the
federation
has
said
that
if
any
artist
works
with
Mika,
then
he
or
she
too
could
get
banned.
Ashok
Dubey,
general
secretary
of
FWICE
was
quoted
as
saying
by
the
taloid,
"If
we
impose
a
ban,
it
means
all
our
technicians
--
including
actors,
directors
and
even
spot
boys
--
will
not
work
with
Mika.
If
someone
works
with
Mika
during
this
ban,
say
Salman
or
anyone
else,
then
he
too
will
be
banned." Titled
Up,
Close
and
Personal
With
Salman
Khan,
the
show
has
been
scheduled
for
next
week.
He
further
added,
"Whether
it's
an
organiser
from
the
US
or
any
other
country,
we
cannot
stop
anybody
from
conducting
an
event.
Our
policy
is
simple
--
we
will
not
work
with
the
person
who
has
been
banned,"
he
added.
The
show
has
been
organised
by
Sohail
Khan's
event
management
company
in
coordination
with
one
Jordy
Patel's
company
called
JA
Events
in
India
and
Bhavesh
Patel
in
the
US.
Jordy
told
Mid-day,
"We
are
only
dealing
with
Bhavesh
Patel
as
our
contract
is
with
him.
Some
local
promoter
in
the
US
must
have
signed
on
Mika
and
added
him
to
the
line-up.
Salman
will
have
nothing
to
do
with
Mika
at
the
event.
They
will
not
even
interact
on
stage."
Meanwhile,
Mika
will
be
meeting
the
members
of
FWICE
today
and
the
concert
will
depend
on
the
board's
decision.