Mika Singh to meet officials over India ban
FWICE last week decided to ban the artist from playback singing, giving public performances and acting in India
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Singer Mika Singh on Sunday said he will continue to do good for India despite the Federation Of Western India Cine Employees' (FWICE) decision to ban him from playback singing, giving public performances and acting in the country, following his gig in Pakistan, reported Mumbai Mirror.
The FWICE, the mother body of all the 24 crafts of film-making, had on Wednesday issued a statement saying that it was deeply pained and anguished by the performance of singer Mika Singh alias Amrik Singh at the wedding in Karachi, amid tension and broken relations between the neighbouring countries.
The singer is expected to meet FWICE officials on Tuesday, after which the Federation will take a final call on its decision to ban him.
On Sunday, Mika tweeted a video of FWICE President BN Tiwari in which he mentioned receiving a letter from the singer.
"In the letter, he (Mika) said he would accept everything mentioned by the Federation had he made a mistake and will also apologise to the entire nation," Tiwari said in the over a minute-long video.
Mika has also urged the FWICE not to impose any restriction on him without hearing him out.
The singer captioned the video saying, "I would like to sincerely thank Mr BN Tiwari and FWICE for being so understanding towards me and my sentiments. As I always have done, I will continue to do good for my society and the people of my country. #Supportindiansingers #Banpaksitanisingers."
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The FWICE, the mother body of all the 24 crafts of film-making, had on Wednesday issued a statement saying that it was deeply pained and anguished by the performance of singer Mika Singh alias Amrik Singh at the wedding in Karachi, amid tension and broken relations between the neighbouring countries.
The singer is expected to meet FWICE officials on Tuesday, after which the Federation will take a final call on its decision to ban him.
On Sunday, Mika tweeted a video of FWICE President BN Tiwari in which he mentioned receiving a letter from the singer.
"In the letter, he (Mika) said he would accept everything mentioned by the Federation had he made a mistake and will also apologise to the entire nation," Tiwari said in the over a minute-long video.
Mika has also urged the FWICE not to impose any restriction on him without hearing him out.
The singer captioned the video saying, "I would like to sincerely thank Mr BN Tiwari and FWICE for being so understanding towards me and my sentiments. As I always have done, I will continue to do good for my society and the people of my country. #Supportindiansingers #Banpaksitanisingers."
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