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Any link? I am tempted...
What are you bongs saying? Bangadesh makes soft p?
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Any link? I am tempted...
We get plenty of soft **** in the form of so called 'shakeela' movies. No need for imports.
“We lifted the ban to boost the cinema industry,” Bangladesh Commerce Minister Faruk Khan said.
There are may things to boost. Such a stupid dot is he.
BTW, I'm not talking against Indian Film but be sure BD film will not improve very much and BD film will not more popular than Indian films, even among Bangladeshis, ever. Stupid thinking by stupid Minister.
DHAKA: Bangladesh has lifted a four-decade ban on Indian films in a bid to boost attendances at cinemas, a government minister said on Saturday, drawing loud complaints from local actors and directors.
Indian films were banned in Bangladesh since the countrys independence in 1972 in a bid to protect the local movie industry.
We lifted the ban to boost the cinema industry, Bangladesh Commerce Minister Faruk Khan said.
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The lifting of the ban comes amid warming relations between India and Bangladesh after ties worsened between the neighbours when an Islamist-allied government was in power in Dhaka from 2001 to 2006.AFP
DAWN.COM | International | BD lifts ban on Indian films
There are may things to boost. Such a stupid dot is he.
BTW, I'm not talking against Indian Film but be sure BD film will not improve very much and BD film will not more popular than Indian films, even among Bangladeshis, ever. Stupid thinking by stupid Minister.
...wind is blowing from the wrong direction. However, PM is yet to realize.
Protest over lifting ban on Indian films
Star Online Report
Monday, April 26, 2010
The cinema producers and artistes on Monday staged a demonstration on the FDC premises in the capital demanding cancellation of the governments decision to withdraw ban on import and display of Indian films in cinema halls.
The government recently in a draft import policy allowed import of Indian and other South Asian movies in the country. But the decision is yet to become effective.
The industry people under the banner Bangladesh Chalachitra Oyko Parishad staged the demonstration around 11:00am on the premises of the Film Development Corporation (FDC), which continued for over 15 minutes.
Eminent actors and actresses, including Razzak, Shahnoor, Anwara, Mizu Ahmed, and film director Mohammad Hannan participated in the demonstration.
Talking to The Daily Star, Mizu Ahmed, president of the parishad, said, "The government took the decision without any consultation with the sector people" and termed the decision subversive for the interest of the local film industry.
"The cinema artistes will be affected severely if the decision comes into effect", he added.
Later, the participants told reporters that they had postponed the demonstration after getting assurance from the government that it would not take any decision that harm interest of the country's film industry.
The ban on import and display of Indian films in the countrys cinema halls was slapped in 1972.