Sunday, April 28, 2024
ADVT 
India

Mika Singh Banned From Indian Film Industry

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 Aug, 2019 08:18 PM

    The Federation Of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE), the mother body of all the 24 crafts of filmmaking, has banned singer Mika Singh aka Amrik Singh from any performance, recording, playback singing and acting in India "irrevocably forever".

     

    The step was taken after Mika's performance at an event in Pakistan amid spiralling diplomatic uncertainty between the neighbours after New Delhi abrogated Article 370 that gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir.

     

    A 30-second video clip tweeted by a Pakistani journalist showed Mika performing at an event after India's August 5 decision, and despite New Delhi severing all artistic and social ties with Islamabad in the aftermath of the removal of the Article 370 of the Constitution.

     

    FWICE issued a statement on Wednesday in which they stated they are "deeply pained and anguished by the performance of singer, Mika Singh alias Amrik Singh at the wedding of former President of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf's cousin's daughter in Karachi, followed by height of tension and broken relations between India and Pakistan, which is shocking, shameful and shattering".

     
     
     
     

    "Since the cultural bridge between India and Pakistan is under siege, his performance sent shivers down the spine of every Indian. Mika Singh's unbridled greed for money over the nation indicates a total non-application of mind and smacks of roguish, mala fide and traumatic intentions."

     

    "We at FWICE have zero tolerance for such acts and unanimously condemn it as anti-national, unpatriotic and ghastly and totally ban Mika Singh alias Amrik Singh and the 14 crew members who participated in the presentation from any performance, recording, playback singing, acting in India," the statement further said.

     

    "We humbly appeal the production houses, music directors, event managers, All India Radio, all FM stations, music companies, recording companies, national TV and satellite channels and others related, to boycott Mika Singh for any musical activity irrevocably forever."

     

    Anybody dealing with Mika Singh will do so at their "own risk and will be boycotted".

     

    The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) also banned the singer from the Indian film industry.

    MORE India ARTICLES

    Amit Shah Might Visit Srinagar To Unfurl Tricolour At Lal Chowk On Aug 15

    In what could be yet another historical move, Union Home Minister Amit Shah might airdash to Srinagar to unfurl the Tricolour at Lal Chowk on Independence Day, August 15.

    Amit Shah Might Visit Srinagar To Unfurl Tricolour At Lal Chowk On Aug 15

    Delhi Airport Operations Affected For 70 Minutes After Hoax Bomb Threat

    Delhi Airport Operations Affected For 70 Minutes After Hoax Bomb Threat
    Delhi Airport departure area was immediately evacuated and all passengers were moved at Gate No. 4 at departure level, while arriving passengers were on hold inside aircraft, the officials said.  

    Delhi Airport Operations Affected For 70 Minutes After Hoax Bomb Threat

    Reliance Industries To Set Up Task Force For Investments In J&K, Ladakh

    At the 42nd Annual General Meeting of the company, he said that the company would make a lot of announcements on the developmental initiatives it plans to take in the newly-created Union Territories.    

    Reliance Industries To Set Up Task Force For Investments In J&K, Ladakh

    Using Humour, Virender Sehwag Expresses Desire To Become Selector

    Using his brand of humour, former India opener Virender Sehwag on Monday expressed his willingness to become a selector.    

    Using Humour, Virender Sehwag Expresses Desire To Become Selector

    Inviting Investors: Trump World Top Resort in Kashmir

    To students of history, governments and policies, and international relations, this is a landmark step in the chronicles of India about which historians shall write a hundred years hence. 

    Inviting Investors: Trump World Top Resort in Kashmir

    For Women, 'True Freedom' Will Come This Independence Day

    "We got freedom in the true sense now," an elated Radhika Kerni, a local resident, told IANS on Monday.

    For Women, 'True Freedom' Will Come This Independence Day