Artists from a country called Pakistan – that shelters terrorists, constantly launches terrorist attacks on India, in which our Indian soldiers get martyred – come to India, earn a fortune in the entertainment industry here, and go back to Pakistan that again sends terrorist attacks on India. Why are performing artists from such an ‘impious’ (“Na-Pak”) country are invited to India? Why are they offered opportunities? Why welcome the Pakis when this nation of almost a billion and a half has a galaxy of artists? Raj saheb has always opposed the Paki performers with such aggravating questions.

The film industry had been sharply warned through correspondence multiple times not to entertain artists and productions from Pakistan. In spite of this, a few feel compassion for Pakis. One such producer had been trying to get a film ‘Bin Roye’ released in Indian cinema halls, which was made with contribution from Pakistani actors and technicians. Promptly, the ‘Maharashtra Navnirman Cine Workers’ Front’ contacted the producer and promoter in the special MNS style, and stopped the exhibition of that film in India.

Pakistan launched a terrorist attack at Uri in 2016. Indian soldiers were martyred. Nationwide outrage ensued. Corpses of the Indian soldiers were being returned to their homes. The nation was echoing with the sentiment that Pakistan must be answered in their own language. And information about Pakistani actors being signed for some upcoming Hindi movies was also spreading. ‘Maharashtra Navnirman Cine Workers’ Front’ wasted no time in calling out a press conference. “Pakistani artists better leave within 48 hours or be prepared for the wrath of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena” was the message. Sensing the growing support from all over the country for the stance taken by Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, the Paki artists fled from India. The epitome of their brazenness was that the same Pakistani performers on returning to Pakistan made obnoxious statements about the Uri attack and the Indian army. This proved to everyone that the position taken by Maharashtra Navnirman Sena to shoe off these Pakistani artists was indeed correct.