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8:46Now PlayingAs per the latest updates on Mirror Now, the cinema division of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) has openly warned Bollywood not to hire Pakistani actors. They have advised them not to work with actors from the neighbouring nation, warning that anyone who does the same, whether for dramas or movies, will suffer the consequences. Ameya Khopkar, the president of MNS's cinema branch, tweeted a warning to the industry's moviemakers, telling them that disobeying the warning will have serious repercussions. The new comment came six years after a ban on Pakistani actors was announced as a result of a militant attack in Kashmir that claimed the lives of 19 Indian soldiers.
Mukesh Tyagi, actor, and Suresh S. Gupta, AICWA President, speak to Mirror Now. Gupta said, "As an Indian, go work in Pakistan." Then you will know. "We value our soldiers, and they are dying. "Mukesh Tyagi said, "The government of India has not put any ban on artists." Society is very sensitive to national issues. There has been relationship turbulence for a very long time. There are a number of good artists in India.
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