Salman Khan films to re-record Atif's songs with a new singer
Decision was taken after All India Cine Workers’ Association put a blanket ban on Pakistani artists
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After T-Series took down two of Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan songs from YouTube as a protest to Pulwama attacks, it is now reported that Atif's songs have also been removed from Notebook and Bharat. Both films are being produced by Salman Khan Films and the decision to axe the songs was taken after All India Cine Workers’ Association put a blanket ban on Pakistani artists.
According to Pinkvilla, Salman Khan Films made a joint statement, “Our entire crew could shoot safely in the Valley primarily due to the efforts of the Indian Army, the CRPF and also the people of Kashmir, who have constantly ensured that law and order prevail in the region even under the most extreme circumstances. We offer our prayers for the victims and extend our heartfelt condolences to their families.”
The statement further said that Atif’s song is all set to be re-recorded soon with a new singer.
Condemning the attack, Salman tweeted, “My heart goes out for the Jawans of our beloved country and their families who lost their lives as martyrs to save our families."
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According to Pinkvilla, Salman Khan Films made a joint statement, “Our entire crew could shoot safely in the Valley primarily due to the efforts of the Indian Army, the CRPF and also the people of Kashmir, who have constantly ensured that law and order prevail in the region even under the most extreme circumstances. We offer our prayers for the victims and extend our heartfelt condolences to their families.”
The statement further said that Atif’s song is all set to be re-recorded soon with a new singer.
Condemning the attack, Salman tweeted, “My heart goes out for the Jawans of our beloved country and their families who lost their lives as martyrs to save our families."
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