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AICWA letter to PM Modi, demand for visa to Pakistani artists

After hoisting in front of the mighty Indian Air Force, there is a buzz in Pakistan. Cine Workers have written a letter to PM Narendra Modi seeking a ban on issuing visas to Pakistani actors.

After India's Air Strike, Pakistan is frightened. After hoisting in front of the mighty Indian Air Force, there is a buzz in Pakistan. On Tuesday after the Air strikes, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry of Pakistan decided to ban Indian films in the country. Said that no Indian films and advertisements will be released from now on in Pakistan. All India Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has also come into action after this decree of neighboring country.

All India Cine Workers Assn in a letter to PM Modi in regards with Pakistan's ban on release of Indian Movie or content in Pak:AICWA on behalf of entire film&media fraternity would demand complete shut down on issuing any Visa to Pakistani actors,Film Association&Media Fraternity pic.twitter.com/Yo5BJ07w5q

— ANI (@ANI) February 26, 2019

However, after the Pulwama attack, the makers of India had already voluntarily decided to cancel the release of several films in Pakistan. On Tuesday, AICWA wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking complete ban on issuing any visa to Pakistani actors, film associations and media persons. AICWA wrote in Letter: "After banning Pakistan on Indian films and content, we request the entire film and media association not to grant visas to Pakistani artists."

"We have to ensure that the Indian government takes concrete action and imposes strict restrictions on countries having funding terrorist financing like Pakistan. The whole country of 1.3 billion is with you in fighting the terrorist sponsors of Pakistan."

Cinema Exhibitors Association has boycotted Indian content, no Indian Movie ll be released in Pakistan. Also have instructed PEMRA to act against Made in India Advertisements. #PakistanTayarHai https://t.co/9BPo6LIsVB

— Ch Fawad Hussain (@fawadchaudhry) February 26, 2019

"The whole film industry is proud to give such courageous and responsible answer to the Indian Air Force, the Indian government, in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, and we hope that the Indian government will continue to do so. The Ministry of External Affairs and the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting will issue order to issue this request made by 1.3 billion people.

It is known that there is already a complete ban on working with Pakistani artists in India. It has to be seen, now what the Indian government decides on request to not grant visas to Pakistani artists.