The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup is set to happen on October 5, and in a surprising turn of events, Pakistani cricketers have arrived in India after a seven-year interval
Rahul Dholakia's Support for Pakistani Artists
Renowned director Rahul Dholakia, known for the Shahrukh Khan and Mahira Khan starrer "Raees," has voiced his support for Pakistani artists in India.
An Invitation to Pakistani Artists
Rahul Dholakia took to Twitter, asking whether this development means Pakistani actors, singers, and composers will also be welcomed to work in India
The Legacy of 'Raees
Rahul Dholakia directed the 2017 film "Raees," marking Mahira Khan's Bollywood debut. Unfortunately, due to the 2016 Pulwama terrorist attack, Pakistani artists were banned in India
Mahira Khan's Missed Opportunity
Mahira Khan couldn't promote "Raees" during its release in India due to the ban on Pakistani artists. Rahul Dholakia expressed regret for the situation.
A Message of Apology
Rahul Dholakia tweeted a heartfelt message to Mahira Khan, indicating that artists should not be treated as enemies and supporting the wrong done to them
Raees: A Missed Release in Pakistan
Despite being a significant step in Mahira Khan's career, "Raees" was banned in Pakistan after the Pulwama attack. Mahira expressed her desire for Pakistani fans to watch the film in theaters.
A Hope for Agreement
With the return of Pakistani cricketers to India, there is a glow of hope for improved cultural and artistic exchanges between the two nations.
The Power of Art and Sports
zArt and sports have the unique ability to transform borders and champion understanding between nations. Will this be a turning point for India-Pakistan relations?
Looking Towards the Future
As the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup begins, the world watches with anticipation, hoping that the presence of Pakistani cricketers in India signifies a step towards greater collaboration in various fields.