After Uri Terror Attack, MNS set a 48-hour deadline to the Pakistan Artistes to leave the country and also threatened to stall the screening of films featuring them. Karan Johar's 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' is the first feature film to suffer because of the tension prevailed at the border. The issue which was supposed to majorly in Maharashtra is now spreading to other states as well.
Goshamal famous theatres Santhosh & Swapna obtained the exhibition rights to screen 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'. However, Goshamahal MLA Raja Singh issued an ultimatum that he won't tolerate screening of the Bollywood movie starring Pakistani Actor Fawad Khan in his constituency at any cost. He even threatened to set the theatres which screen the movie ablaze.
Raja Singh: 'Some part of the remuneration of Fawad Khan was paid as tax for Pakistan Government. Eventually, That amount would be used as funding for ISI. The income China earned with sale of its crackers in India was used for building corridors and funding terrorism in Pakistan'.
Goshamal famous theatres Santhosh & Swapna obtained the exhibition rights to screen 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'. However, Goshamahal MLA Raja Singh issued an ultimatum that he won't tolerate screening of the Bollywood movie starring Pakistani Actor Fawad Khan in his constituency at any cost. He even threatened to set the theatres which screen the movie ablaze.
Raja Singh: 'Some part of the remuneration of Fawad Khan was paid as tax for Pakistan Government. Eventually, That amount would be used as funding for ISI. The income China earned with sale of its crackers in India was used for building corridors and funding terrorism in Pakistan'.