Mika Singh reaches FWICE for help Post Industry Ban, says ‘Will continue to do good for India’

Mika Singh performed at former Pakistan President General Pervez Musharaf’s close relative’s wedding during the sensitive time owing to the scrapping of Article 370. This irked the people in both the countries and the singer has been banned by the All India Cine Workers Association (AICWA) for putting money over the nation. Mika has now reached out to the Federation Of Western Indian Cine Employees to give his clarification on the concerned point in question. 

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The 42-year-old singer stated that he will continue to do good for India despite the Federation Of Western India Cine Employees’ decision to ban him from playback singing, giving public performances and acting in the country. He is expected to meet the FWICE officials on Tuesday, after which the Federation will take a final call on its decision to ban him after his gig in Pakistan. 

On Sunday, Mika tweeted a video of FWICE President B.N. Tiwari in which he mentioned receiving a letter from the singer. "In the letter, he (Mika) said he would accept everything mentioned by the Federation had he made a mistake and will also apologise to the entire nation," Tiwari said in the one-minute-long video.

"I would like to sincerely thank Mr B.N. Tiwari and #FWICE for being so understanding towards me and my sentiments. As I always have done, I will continue to do good for my society and the people of my country. JaiHind.. #Supportindiansingers #Banpaksitanisingers, “ Singh captioned the video.

The FWICE, which is considered to be the mother body of all the 24 crafts of filmmaking, on Wednesday had issued a statement saying that it was deeply pained by the performance of singer Mika Singh at the wedding in Karachi, amid tension between India and Pakistan.

However, Mika has urged the FWICE not to impose any restriction on him without hearing him out. Stay tuned for more updates.