Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan slammed by All Indian Cine Workers Association for their 'anti-India' comments: 'No Indian artist will collaborate with any Pakistani talent'

FP Entertainment Desk May 8, 2025, 17:23:21 IST

The association said their remarks were “disrespectful to the nation” and “an insult to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country.”

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Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan slammed by All Indian Cine Workers Association for their 'anti-India' comments: 'No Indian artist will collaborate with any Pakistani talent'

Recently, netizens slammed Pakistani actors Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan for condemning ‘Operation Sindoor’.

The actor wrote- “My deepest condolences to the families of those injured and killed in this shameful attack. I pray for the souls of the deceased and strength for their loved ones in the days to come.”

Khan added, “A respectful request to all: stop stoking the flames with rabble-rousing words. It is not worth the lives of innocent people. May better sense prevail. InshaAllah. Pakistan Zindabad!"

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The Indian users on social media slammed the actor and said he shouldn’t be allowed to act in India.

One wrote- ‘ Operation Sindoor just gave them a reality check—India isn’t your playground, Look at the audacity of these people, praying to their god as if divinity will swoop in to save the wrongdoers—newsflash, karma doesn’t care about your duas when you’re on the wrong side of humanity!’

The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has now condemned Fawad and Mahira’s comments. The association said their remarks were “disrespectful to the nation” and “an insult to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country.”

The statement read, “The statements are not just disrespectful to our nation but also an insult to the countless innocent lives lost due to terrorism and the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for our country. AICWA reaffirms its strict and complete ban on Pakistani artists, filmmakers, and financiers working in India. No Indian artist will collaborate with any Pakistani talent, nor will any global platform be shared with them.”

It continued, “It is time for the Indian film industry to understand that blindly supporting these artists under the pretext of art is a betrayal of national pride. Some individuals in our industry continue to show sympathy and support for Pakistani artists, ignoring the sentiments of our nation. AICWA urges these individuals to stop supporting those who openly disrespect India. This is not just about art—it is about standing with your country during critical moments. Our nation must come first.”

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