No points for guessing the film was well received in India and in this list is the highest grossing Pakistani film. Government while their female cousin is abducted, forced to marry, and sexually exploited. The film's storyline followed the lives of two brothers, both artistes, experience major changes at the hands of Islamic fundamentalists and the U.S. The film starred Shaan Shahid, Fawad Khan and Indian actor Naseeruddin Shah. This is probably one of the most famous film to come out of Pakistani cinema.
Here are five such films which found its way to Indian cinemas and were highly appreciated by critics and audience: Also Read - From BTS member V to Priyanka Chopra: Celebrities who received massive backlash for their smoking pics
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We don't get to see the performances of Fawad Khan, Ali Zafar and Mahira Khan on the big screen, of course apart from them being a part of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, Dear Zindagi and Raees, (though, sadly, many political parties are asking for a ban on those films as well) And they won't get to see our films on their big screens. With no exchange of art and culture between the two nations. India's retaliation to Uri attacks with well planned surgical strikes has been praised and well received by almost everyone in India. Salman Khan was targeted for taking sides with Pakistani artistes and so were Varun Dhawan, Sushant Singh Rajput and Karan Johar. And in retaliation they have banned our films to be released in Pakistan. We have banned Pakistani actors from working in Indian cinema, basically in India. So much has been said on social media and on various news channels that it doesn't look like things are going to be fine anytime soon. With IMPPA posing official ban on Pakistani artistes from working in Indian films, things are going worse between two nations with each passing day.
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