The &nbsp;All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) have demanded a blanket ban on Pakistani artists, diplomats working in India. The demand comes after Pakistan banned the screening of Indian films on Thursday. 
 
"In relation to Pakistani government banning Indian movies in Pakistan AICWA urges all the film industries to put a complete stop to any association with Pakistani artists, musician, and diplomats," read the statement released by the AICWA. 
 
The AICWA demanded a strict "say no to Pakistan" policy for trade and bilateral relation. 
 
"Entire film industry and cine workers have refused to resume work till there is a complete ban of Pakistani movie makers, artists, and trade partner," the statement read.

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Tensions escalated between the two countries after India scrapped Article 370 and 35A in Jammu and Kashmir. 
 
"AICWA learns that after scrapping Article 370 and 35A Pakistan has become vulnerable in feeding their perpetrators who were directly involved in provoking Kashmiris to create a non-cooperative movement against Indian government and policies," the statement read further. 
 
AICWA president Suresh Gupta praised Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for their bold decisions and wish them luck on behalf of the entire film industry and 1.3 billion Indians.&nbsp;

The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) have demanded a blanket ban on Pakistani artists, diplomats working in India. The demand comes after Pakistan banned the screening of Indian films on Thursday.

The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) have demanded a blanket ban on Pakistani artists, diplomats working in India. The demand comes after Pakistan banned the screening of Indian films on Thursday. "In relation to Pakistani government banning Indian movies in Pakistan AICWA urges all the film industries to put a complete stop to any association with Pakistani artists, musician, and diplomats," read the statement released by the AICWA. The AICWA demanded a strict "say no to Pakistan" policy for trade and bilateral relation. "Entire film industry and cine workers have refused to resume work till there is a complete ban of Pakistani movie makers, artists, and trade partner," the statement read. 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 × Tensions escalated between the two countries after India scrapped Article 370 and 35A in Jammu and Kashmir. "AICWA learns that after scrapping Article 370 and 35A Pakistan has become vulnerable in feeding their perpetrators who were directly involved in provoking Kashmiris to create a non-cooperative movement against Indian government and policies," the statement read further. AICWA president Suresh Gupta praised Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for their bold decisions and wish them luck on behalf of the entire film industry and 1.3 billion Indians.

Cine Workers Association demands blanket ban on Pakistani artists in India

India has been reacting strongly against Pakistan ever since Pulwama attack happened that led to the death of 40 CRPF personnel in Jammu &amp; Kashmir. Standing with the country’s first reactionary steps, the Bollywood industry has banned all Pakistani artists from performing here.&nbsp;

While many <a href="http://www.wionews.com/entertainment/we-are-not-releasing-our-films-in-pakistan-film-producer-murad-khetani-198784">producers have decided against releasing any Indian film in Pakistan</a>, another news confirms that Atif Aslam’s song in Salman Khan’s upcoming production ‘Notebook’ has been removed on the insistence of Khan himself. Aslam had apparently sung one song in the film which is now being re-recorded with another artist.&nbsp;

Speaking on the same, director Nitin Kakkar confirmed the news at the trailer preview of the film. He said, “We have got a new voice. There’s only one song of Atif in the film and we will have to re-do it. We all are Indians and it is unfortunate whatever has happened. But the show must go on as they say”.

The filmmaker also said that they delayed the release of ‘Notebook's trailer preview because of the Pulwama terror attack. The trailer was supposed to air on February 17 but it was postponed till 22. He said, “Nation is always our priority, country comes first and then other things. Unfortunately, that incident happened and we had to do our bit. We felt it is not the right time to release the trailer. So we held it back.”&nbsp;

Earlier, it was announced that singers like Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan who end up singing a few songs in a year for Bollywood films, will not be allowed to perform or collaborate in any way. No one thought that pre-recorded songs will also undergo a change. <a href="http://www.wionews.com/entertainment/post-pulwama-attack-music-company-delists-atif-aslam-rahat-fateh-ali-khans-songs-on-youtube-197998">Also read: T-Series delisted their songs from their channel.&nbsp;</a>

Also, All Indian Cine Workers Association has announced a <a href="http://www.wionews.com/entertainment/post-pulwama-attack-all-indian-cine-workers-association-announces-ban-on-pakistani-artists-198062">ban on Pakistani artists.</a>

In response, in Pakistan a&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wionews.com/entertainment/petition-filed-in-lahore-hc-to-seek-complete-ban-on-indian-films-in-pakistan-198950">petition has been filed in Lahore HC</a> seeking a complete ban on Indian films in Pakistan.&nbsp;

'Notebook'&nbsp;is a romantic drama film slated to release on March 29. The movie will see the launch of two newcomers – <a href="http://www.wionews.com/entertainment/never-told-anyone-i-am-granddaughter-of-nutan-while-auditioning-for-films-says-pranutan-bahl-198967">Pranutan (Mohnish Bahl’s daughter)</a> and Zaheer Iqbal.&nbsp;

India has been reacting strongly against Pakistan ever since Pulwama attack happened that led to the death of 40 CRPF personnel in Jammu & Kashmir. Standing with the country’s first reactionary steps, the Bollywood industry has banned all Pakistani artists from performing here.

India has been reacting strongly against Pakistan ever since Pulwama attack happened that led to the death of 40 CRPF personnel in Jammu & Kashmir. Standing with the country’s first reactionary steps, the Bollywood industry has banned all Pakistani artists from performing here. While many producers have decided against releasing any Indian film in Pakistan, another news confirms that Atif Aslam’s song in Salman Khan’s upcoming production ‘Notebook’ has been removed on the insistence of Khan himself. Aslam had apparently sung one song in the film which is now being re-recorded with another artist. Speaking on the same, director Nitin Kakkar confirmed the news at the trailer preview of the film. He said, “We have got a new voice. There’s only one song of Atif in the film and we will have to re-do it. We all are Indians and it is unfortunate whatever has happened. But the show must go on as they say”. The filmmaker also said that they delayed the release of ‘Notebook's trailer preview because of the Pulwama terror attack. The trailer was supposed to air on February 17 but it was postponed till 22. He said, “Nation is always our priority, country comes first and then other things. Unfortunately, that incident happened and we had to do our bit. We felt it is not the right time to release the trailer. So we held it back.” Earlier, it was announced that singers like Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan who end up singing a few songs in a year for Bollywood films, will not be allowed to perform or collaborate in any way. No one thought that pre-recorded songs will also undergo a change. Also read: T-Series delisted their songs from their channel. Also, All Indian Cine Workers Association has announced a ban on Pakistani artists. In response, in Pakistan a petition has been filed in Lahore HC seeking a complete ban on Indian films in Pakistan. 'Notebook' is a romantic drama film slated to release on March 29. The movie will see the launch of two newcomers – Pranutan (Mohnish Bahl’s daughter) and Zaheer Iqbal.

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