Pakistan bans Indian movies after Article 370 Kashmir move - Page 13

Originally posted by: Cool_N_Cold

Genuine que , wats ur nationality ? pro r anti India?Give links to those sources

During surgical strike he was a Pakistani. Abhi pata nahi kya hai. .

UN ne badi pyaar se bola ye aapka aapsi mamla hai suljha lo, US ne bhi hath khade kar diya. J&k mein Monday Ko eid toh zaroor manega par naan, roti aur tamatar ka kya hoga Pakistan mein.

Hyderabad ya Junagadh ya other 570+ riyasats Ko integrate karte samay bhi hamne nahi pucha aren't these people now proud Indians. Pakistan bhi bada bewakoof Desh hai bhai.

Pakistan should really be bothered about its economy over Kashmir, they very existence is based on the theory of making India bleed through thousands cuts, 70+ saal mein toh kuch hua nahi par in logo Ko akal nahi aayi, high time they stop being obsessed with India & concentrate on self.

Yeh imran khan 1USD =PKR 200 katke hi dum lega. Lol.

Originally posted by: zara321

chalo i won't comment, made a mistake commenting on here, all i said was they didn't put the ban to cause a loss to bolywood, thats all, i disagree with these bans anyway

Sorry. I know it hurts for Pakistanis when Indians extend their frustration on Pak government to entire Pakistan. We all tend to go overboard in certain situations.

Ban affects little. Indian producers will make some loss. (They must have made some profit earlier. Or else, why “patriotic Kangana’s film” Manikarnika was released there?). So, they will have some (may be little) loss. Distributors in Pakistan will suffer loss too. Main loss is for theatre owners in Pakistan, as their money went into pirate copy sellers. It makes no difference to citizens of Pakistan. They will watch pirated copies instead of watching in theatre.

Pakistan government has to show some response that they care for Kashmiri citizens. So they have taken some token measures. India’s main concern will be only one. Will it sponsor more terror? (Imran gave a veiled threat).

So far we have seen Jammu & Ladak people being happy. We have not seen Kashmiri Muslim’s (who are majority in valley) reaction yet, due to blockade. We obviously know they will not be happy. But sometimes government (despite being a democracy) has to take a decision, which goes against the majority, to hold democratic values. It looks contradictory. But, that is how it works in most democracies (where ruling government takes unpopular measures citing, it is in nation’s interest).

Originally posted by: anjs

During surgical strike he was a Pakistani. Abhi pata nahi kya hai. .

I remain mostly silent on forums but I remember, in one of the threads , he/she mentioned that he/she voted for Modi in 2014 and had been very very disappointed with his work...koi mujhe bata do Pakistanis ko kab se India me voting rights mil gaya😲

Originally posted by: Blackwater

I remain mostly silent on forums but I remember, in one of the threads , he/she mentioned that he/she voted for Modi in 2014 and had been very very disappointed with his work...koi mujhe bata do Pakistanis ko kab se India me voting rights mil gaya😲

Pakistanis ko no voter right in india , same indians ko no voter rights in pakistan'

but jhutho ka har jagah voter right hota hai

Originally posted by: flipfl0p

Sorry. I know it hurts for Pakistanis when Indians extend their frustration on Pak government to entire Pakistan. We all tend to go overboard in certain situations.

Ban affects little. Indian producers will make some loss. (They must have made some profit earlier. Or else, why “patriotic Kangana’s film” Manikarnika was released there?). So, they will have some (may be little) loss. Distributors in Pakistan will suffer loss too. Main loss is for theatre owners in Pakistan, as their money went into pirate copy sellers. It makes no difference to citizens of Pakistan. They will watch pirated copies instead of watching in theatre.

Pakistan government has to show some response that they care for Kashmiri citizens. So they have taken some token measures. India’s main concern will be only one. Will it sponsor more terror? (Imran gave a veiled threat).

So far we have seen Jammu & Ladak people being happy. We have not seen Kashmiri Muslim’s (who are majority in valley) reaction yet, due to blockade. We obviously know they will not be happy. But sometimes government (despite being a democracy) has to take a decision, which goes against the majority, to hold democratic values. It looks contradictory. But, that is how it works in most democracies (where ruling government takes unpopular measures citing, it is in nation’s interest).

Such a normal nice response !!

Originally posted by: flipfl0p

Sorry. I know it hurts for Pakistanis when Indians extend their frustration on Pak government to entire Pakistan. We all tend to go overboard in certain situations.

Ban affects little. Indian producers will make some loss. (They must have made some profit earlier. Or else, why “patriotic Kangana’s film” Manikarnika was released there?). So, they will have some (may be little) loss. Distributors in Pakistan will suffer loss too. Main loss is for theatre owners in Pakistan, as their money went into pirate copy sellers. It makes no difference to citizens of Pakistan. They will watch pirated copies instead of watching in theatre.

Pakistan government has to show some response that they care for Kashmiri citizens. So they have taken some token measures. India’s main concern will be only one. Will it sponsor more terror? (Imran gave a veiled threat).

So far we have seen Jammu & Ladak people being happy. We have not seen Kashmiri Muslim’s (who are majority in valley) reaction yet, due to blockade. We obviously know they will not be happy. But sometimes government (despite being a democracy) has to take a decision, which goes against the majority, to hold democratic values. It looks contradictory. But, that is how it works in most democracies (where ruling government takes unpopular measures citing, it is in nation’s interest).

thankyou for being understanding, the fact is that none of these decisions that the government of both countries make are in our hands, so to blame their decisions on everyone in the country is not right, i am currently in lahore and trust me no one that i have met is talking about this, one of my friends here doesn't even know wats going on when i asked her about it lol, she is that disinterested in it, people here are just getting on with their lives, no one that i know is boiling their blood over it

and tbh this will all settle, like you said Pakistan goverment is mostly doing this to show some support and concern for the kashmiri's, but ultimately nothing is going to happen and the pakistan government will also stop talking about it

Originally posted by: anjs

During surgical strike he was a Pakistani. Abhi pata nahi kya hai. .

Lol really? The way this person comments on Indian politics I thought he/she is an Indian..