Zara For Continuing Ban On Indian Films, Dramas

Muhammad Rameez Published November 05, 2016 | 06:30 PM

Zara for continuing ban on Indian films, dramas

LAHORE, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 05th Nov, 2016 ) : Prominent tv and film artist, Zara Akbar on Saturday urged the government to continue ban on Indian films and TV dramas at least for four years to provide an opportunity to Pakistani films and dramas to flourish.

Talking to APP, she said that after the imposition of a ban on Indian films and TV dramas, the Pakistani entertainment industry is developing rapidly.

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