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Blog | The Story Of Filmmaker Roshaan Khattak, Hunted By Pakistan, Let Down By Cambridge
If one of Britain's most prestigious universities can't protect a postgraduate researcher, what hope is there for smaller institutions? What message does this send to academics investigating authoritarianism, state violence, or contested territories?
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Foreign Ministry Officer To Meet Filmmaker Over Detention Of His Minor Children In Pak
Mr Nadiadwala, in his plea, claimed the central government has failed to discharge its duties to protect and bring back the children, who are Indian citizens and are being illegally detained in Pakistan.
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Tubelight: Salman Khan's Film Might Not Release In Pakistan
The Pakistani Film Distributors Association and Film Producers Association are trying to stall the release of Salman Khan's Tubelight as they want better business for their films during the Eid holidays
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Rs 5 Crore To Army Welfare 'Never Decided' At Meeting: Devendra Fadnavis On 'Ae Dil...' Row
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the contribution of Rs 5 crore to the Army Welfare Fund by filmmakers was "never decided" at the meeting he had mediated between MNS chief Raj Thackeray and director Karan Johar to ensure smooth release of "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil".
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Thanks, But No Thanks. Military Won't Accept Karan Johar's Donation, Sources Say
Filmmaker Karan Johar's donation of Rs 5 crore to the military welfare fund, described as "penance" by Maharashtra politician Raj Thackeray for the use of a Pakistani actor in his movie "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil", will not be accepted, sources in the Defence Ministry said today.
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With Rs 5 Crore 'Penance', Raj Thackeray Claims Victory, Won't Block Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmakers who have signed Pakistani actors will have to pay Rs. 5 crore as 'penance' for army welfare, Raj Thackeray said today, suggesting he will not block the release of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, after producers promised not to use Pakistani actors in the future.
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Karan Johar Says Won't Use Pak Actors Anymore But Unfair To Target 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'
My country comes first, filmmaker Karan Johar said, breaking his silence on the row over his film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, in an emotional video statement in which he expressed a "deep sense of hurt and pain" by the charge of being anti-national.
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'Would Rather Talk Straight To PM Himself,' Says Director Anurag Kashyap
Director Anurag Kashyap has defended his tweets about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, choosing this time to share his opinion on Facebook.
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'We Solve Problems By Banning Movies': Anurag Kashyap Supports Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and actor Alia Bhatt have expressed support for the release of the film Ae Dil Hai Mushkilwhich was caught in a new controversy after a group of nearly 450 cinema owners announced it would not screen films with Pakistani actors in four states.
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Apologise For Distorting Facts, Pak Minister Tells Mohenjo Daro Team
Sardar Ali Shah said that he would soon communicate Sindh's reaction and objections to filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker who, he said, misled people with his movie Mohenjo Daro, which was released on August 12
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Blog | The Story Of Filmmaker Roshaan Khattak, Hunted By Pakistan, Let Down By Cambridge
If one of Britain's most prestigious universities can't protect a postgraduate researcher, what hope is there for smaller institutions? What message does this send to academics investigating authoritarianism, state violence, or contested territories?
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Foreign Ministry Officer To Meet Filmmaker Over Detention Of His Minor Children In Pak
Mr Nadiadwala, in his plea, claimed the central government has failed to discharge its duties to protect and bring back the children, who are Indian citizens and are being illegally detained in Pakistan.
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Tubelight: Salman Khan's Film Might Not Release In Pakistan
The Pakistani Film Distributors Association and Film Producers Association are trying to stall the release of Salman Khan's Tubelight as they want better business for their films during the Eid holidays
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Rs 5 Crore To Army Welfare 'Never Decided' At Meeting: Devendra Fadnavis On 'Ae Dil...' Row
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the contribution of Rs 5 crore to the Army Welfare Fund by filmmakers was "never decided" at the meeting he had mediated between MNS chief Raj Thackeray and director Karan Johar to ensure smooth release of "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil".
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Thanks, But No Thanks. Military Won't Accept Karan Johar's Donation, Sources Say
Filmmaker Karan Johar's donation of Rs 5 crore to the military welfare fund, described as "penance" by Maharashtra politician Raj Thackeray for the use of a Pakistani actor in his movie "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil", will not be accepted, sources in the Defence Ministry said today.
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With Rs 5 Crore 'Penance', Raj Thackeray Claims Victory, Won't Block Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmakers who have signed Pakistani actors will have to pay Rs. 5 crore as 'penance' for army welfare, Raj Thackeray said today, suggesting he will not block the release of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, after producers promised not to use Pakistani actors in the future.
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Karan Johar Says Won't Use Pak Actors Anymore But Unfair To Target 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'
My country comes first, filmmaker Karan Johar said, breaking his silence on the row over his film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, in an emotional video statement in which he expressed a "deep sense of hurt and pain" by the charge of being anti-national.
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'Would Rather Talk Straight To PM Himself,' Says Director Anurag Kashyap
Director Anurag Kashyap has defended his tweets about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, choosing this time to share his opinion on Facebook.
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'We Solve Problems By Banning Movies': Anurag Kashyap Supports Ae Dil Hai Mushkil
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and actor Alia Bhatt have expressed support for the release of the film Ae Dil Hai Mushkilwhich was caught in a new controversy after a group of nearly 450 cinema owners announced it would not screen films with Pakistani actors in four states.
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Apologise For Distorting Facts, Pak Minister Tells Mohenjo Daro Team
Sardar Ali Shah said that he would soon communicate Sindh's reaction and objections to filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker who, he said, misled people with his movie Mohenjo Daro, which was released on August 12
