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Tiger Zinda Hai Was Anyway Unbelievable. What Watching It In A Post-Pahalgam World Is Like
The Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif starrer asks us to join hands with Pakistan against a common enemy, an idea that's now impossible even in movies
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"Boycott Turkey For Movie Shoots, Nation Comes First": Film Body Appeals To Bollywood Producers
Following Turkey's support to Pakistan in attacks against India, FWICE has adhered to its belief of "Nation comes first"
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Operation Sindoor: Akshay Kumar To Deepika Padukone, Indian Film Fraternity Stands By Indian Army
Pakistan-led "unprovoked" attacks were witnessed across LOC last night
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"Stop Airing All Pakistani Shows, Films, OTT Series, Songs In India": Government After Operation Sindoor
This decision comes days after Operation Sindoor, in which Indian forces launched retaliatory strikes on terror camps across the border.
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The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 2: John Abraham's Film Sees A Slight Growth
The Diplomat features John Abraham as a diplomat who steps in to rescue an Indian woman named Uzma, played by Sadia Khateeb, from Pakistan
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Pakistani Writer Yasir Hussain Trends After Calling Indian TV Dramas "Poison"
During a segment in the interview, Yasir Hussain also claimed that the Pakistan film industry can make films at a low budget in comparison to India
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Watch: David Warner Recreates Song From Akshay Kumar's Upcoming Movie
David Warner, who keeps experimenting with his online avatar and loves swapping faces with Indian film stars, took to Instagram on Tuesday and recreated a song from Akshay Kumar's upcoming movie, titled 'Bachchan Pandey'.
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Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review - Starring Ajay Devgn, It Is A Sad Apology For A War Film
Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review: It puts the spotlight squarely on the two top names in the cast. Sanjay Dutt, playing an Indian villager who can walk in and out of Pakistan at will, gets a fair bit of the action alongside Devgn.
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Owner Of Raj Kapoor's Ancestral Home In Pakistan Refuses To Sell It At Rs 1.5 Crore
The owner of Indian film legend Raj Kapoor's ancestral home in Peshawar has refused to sell the building at the rate fixed by the provincial Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, saying the prime-location property has been severely undervalued.
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Pak Halts Samjhauta Train, Kashmir Move "Internal Affair" Says India
Pakistan today suspended the Samjhauta Express service with India and banned Indian films a day after it downgraded ties over New Delhi's decision to end special status to Jammu and Kashmir. Earlier today, India had urged Pakistan to review its decision to downgrade diplomatic and trade ties, saying its decision on Kashmir was an internal affair an...
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Pakistan Bans Indian Movies In The Country Post Balakot Air Strike
Hours after a swift 90-second air strike by the Indian Air Force destroyed the biggest Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Balakot, the Pakistan government put a ban on Indian films in the country. This comes after many Indian producers said their movies will not release in Pakistan reacting to the February 14 terror attack in Pulwama that claimed the lives o...
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Pulwama Attack: Film Bodies Ban Release Of Indian Films In Pakistan, Say 'Nation Comes First'
All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has banned collaboration with Pakistani artistes, says action will be taken against transgressors
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"How's The Josh?" PM Modi Quotes Hit "Uri" Dialogue To Applause. Watch
On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the National Museum of Indian Cinema in Mumbai. At the gathering attended by film personalities, the prime minister made a reference to recently-released war-film 'Uri' as he asked the audiences, "How's the josh?", drawing laughter and applause. In response, the audience replied "High Sir". 'Uri...
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The Accidental Prime Minister Gets Clearance In Pak, To Release This Week
Pakistan's censor board has cleared the film The Accidental Prime Minister that features Anupam Kher as former Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh.
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Indian Officials Barred From Entering Gurdwara In Pak Over Film Screening
Two officials of the Indian High Commission in Pakistan were stopped from entering two gurdwaras by their administration, which were upset over the screening of a film in India that they claim has hurt sentiments of the Sikh community.
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Tiger Zinda Hai Was Anyway Unbelievable. What Watching It In A Post-Pahalgam World Is Like
The Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif starrer asks us to join hands with Pakistan against a common enemy, an idea that's now impossible even in movies
-
"Boycott Turkey For Movie Shoots, Nation Comes First": Film Body Appeals To Bollywood Producers
Following Turkey's support to Pakistan in attacks against India, FWICE has adhered to its belief of "Nation comes first"
-
Operation Sindoor: Akshay Kumar To Deepika Padukone, Indian Film Fraternity Stands By Indian Army
Pakistan-led "unprovoked" attacks were witnessed across LOC last night
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"Stop Airing All Pakistani Shows, Films, OTT Series, Songs In India": Government After Operation Sindoor
This decision comes days after Operation Sindoor, in which Indian forces launched retaliatory strikes on terror camps across the border.
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The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 2: John Abraham's Film Sees A Slight Growth
The Diplomat features John Abraham as a diplomat who steps in to rescue an Indian woman named Uzma, played by Sadia Khateeb, from Pakistan
-
Pakistani Writer Yasir Hussain Trends After Calling Indian TV Dramas "Poison"
During a segment in the interview, Yasir Hussain also claimed that the Pakistan film industry can make films at a low budget in comparison to India
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Watch: David Warner Recreates Song From Akshay Kumar's Upcoming Movie
David Warner, who keeps experimenting with his online avatar and loves swapping faces with Indian film stars, took to Instagram on Tuesday and recreated a song from Akshay Kumar's upcoming movie, titled 'Bachchan Pandey'.
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Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review - Starring Ajay Devgn, It Is A Sad Apology For A War Film
Bhuj: The Pride Of India Review: It puts the spotlight squarely on the two top names in the cast. Sanjay Dutt, playing an Indian villager who can walk in and out of Pakistan at will, gets a fair bit of the action alongside Devgn.
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Owner Of Raj Kapoor's Ancestral Home In Pakistan Refuses To Sell It At Rs 1.5 Crore
The owner of Indian film legend Raj Kapoor's ancestral home in Peshawar has refused to sell the building at the rate fixed by the provincial Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government, saying the prime-location property has been severely undervalued.
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Pak Halts Samjhauta Train, Kashmir Move "Internal Affair" Says India
Pakistan today suspended the Samjhauta Express service with India and banned Indian films a day after it downgraded ties over New Delhi's decision to end special status to Jammu and Kashmir. Earlier today, India had urged Pakistan to review its decision to downgrade diplomatic and trade ties, saying its decision on Kashmir was an internal affair an...
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Pakistan Bans Indian Movies In The Country Post Balakot Air Strike
Hours after a swift 90-second air strike by the Indian Air Force destroyed the biggest Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Balakot, the Pakistan government put a ban on Indian films in the country. This comes after many Indian producers said their movies will not release in Pakistan reacting to the February 14 terror attack in Pulwama that claimed the lives o...
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Pulwama Attack: Film Bodies Ban Release Of Indian Films In Pakistan, Say 'Nation Comes First'
All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has banned collaboration with Pakistani artistes, says action will be taken against transgressors
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"How's The Josh?" PM Modi Quotes Hit "Uri" Dialogue To Applause. Watch
On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the National Museum of Indian Cinema in Mumbai. At the gathering attended by film personalities, the prime minister made a reference to recently-released war-film 'Uri' as he asked the audiences, "How's the josh?", drawing laughter and applause. In response, the audience replied "High Sir". 'Uri...
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The Accidental Prime Minister Gets Clearance In Pak, To Release This Week
Pakistan's censor board has cleared the film The Accidental Prime Minister that features Anupam Kher as former Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh.
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Indian Officials Barred From Entering Gurdwara In Pak Over Film Screening
Two officials of the Indian High Commission in Pakistan were stopped from entering two gurdwaras by their administration, which were upset over the screening of a film in India that they claim has hurt sentiments of the Sikh community.
