There was a lot going on in the entertainment industry. The aftermath of Uri terror attack still continues to haunt the Pakistani artists who used to work in India. They have been asked to leave the country by an Indian political party and have also asked filmmakers to delete all the scenes of Pakistani actors in their movies. Neeraj Pandey, the director of MS Dhoni already deleted a scene of Fawad Khan’ cameo to avoid debate or problems for his movie. Now, its Karan Johar’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil under the scanner as it also features Fawad Khan in a pivotal role. Will KJo, get away with Fawad’s part in the film or find another last minute replacement for his role. What do you think guys?
Well, this was just one of the major news of this week. Other news makers include, Harshvardhan Kapoor’s Mirzya, Salman Khan‘s Bigg Boss and Bollywood actor’s opinions on the ban issued on Pakistani actors. If you were pressed for time and could tune into the biggest happening’s of the week then tune into our Weekly roundup. Here, we will give you a gist of the major news in the entertainment industry of this week.
1. Mirzya:

Harshvardhan Kapoor’s Mirzya was making huge buzz soon after it was announced. Anil Kapoor’s son chose to make an unusual debut with his unconventional looks and a non-commercial film subject. The Rakesh Omprakash Mehra film looked promising after the trailer was releases. Harshvardhan and Saiyami Kher’s re-incarnation love story was released this Friday. The movie had a few takers due to its uncanny theme. Viewers to went to see Mirzya expecting it to be path-breaking were rather disappointed since it had nothing to offer. The movie failed to impress the viewers and critics alike. Read full movie review of Mirzya here. The day one collection of Harshvardhan Kapoor’s debut film was quite low and it amassed around Rs 2.2 crore only.
2. Mahira Khan finally speaks up:

The current situation of turmoil between India and Pakistan have just gone from bad to worse with each passing day. However, this has worst affected, the Pakistani artists who made a living by working in India. A certain Indian political party was enraged after none of these actors came forward to condemn the inhuman act taken by their country during the Uri terror attack. Hence, they wanted India to ban these actor from working here and asked them to leave the country within 48 hours. Now, nearly two weeks after the incident, Mahira Khan (Shah Rukh Khan‘s Raees actress) has come forward to condemn her country’s step. In her note she said, “I strongly condemn any act of terror, any loss of human life no matter which soil it is on.” Read her full comment here
3. Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss 10 banned in Pakistan:

Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss 10 is all set to go on air by October 16. The whole of the nation is keenly waiting for the show and to see who all make it to the glass walled house this year. But before the show begins, we hear a bad news coming from our neighboring nation. After Indians banned Pakistani artists and Zee TV decided to not air Pakistani shows on Zindagi channel, Pemra has issued orders to all TV channels to stop airing Indian shows. Yes, according to the new rule Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss 10 will also be banned from viewing in Pakistan this year. Read full story here
4. MS Dhoni-The Untold Story box office:

Sushant Singh Rajput is winning hearts with his latest act as Indian Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Neeraj Pandey’s film MS Dhoni- The Untold Story is setting new records at the box office. The movie has already reach Rs 90 crore mark in 7 days. In the coming few days, the biopic will easily surpass the Rs 100 crore mark. This will be Sushant Singh Rajput’s first film to have made into the 100 crore club. Read full box office report here
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