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Indian talent continues to be approached for Pakistani TV, films
Updated On: 28 May, 2017 05:13 PM IST | Lahore | Usman Ghafoor In Lahore
<p>Interestingly, although the self-imposed ban on Pakistani artistes by the Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA) has stayed till date, Indian talent continues to be approached for Pakistani TV and films</p>


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Nawazuddin Siddiqui's recent appearance on Pakistan television, in a series of commercials by a home appliances brand, has proved to be a mixed bag for the Bollywood actor. The thinking audience hasn't taken kindly to the ad's punchline which amounts to doing dhulai (an Urdu slang for 'beating up') of your wife in case she acts smart with you. Social media has gone hysterical with its trolls, denouncing it as sexist and one that reinforces male chauvinistic attitudes. But fans of Siddiqui are delighted to see him share screen space with Pakistani actress Ayesha Khan.
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