Why are people in India upset over the communication made by social media for artists from India, Pakistan?

Due to the lockdown in Pakistan and India, not only the common people have been confined to their homes, but after the situation arising out of the spread of the corona virus, the movie stars, singers and other celebrity celebrities are also forced to keep social distance.

In this case live video chat has bridged the borders and social media users are watching and listening to the interaction of artists from both countries. These days, artists like Pakistan and India discuss the issues of mutual interest as ordinary citizens, entertaining their fans who are bored in the isolation of their own homes.

But a film industry organization in India is not happy that showbiz personalities in India are busy talking to Pakistanis and have warned Indian artists against it.

A 'warning' has been issued to all musicians, singers, artists and technicians in the country by the Federation of Western India Cine Employees, a representative organization of the Indian film industry.

It said that "despite the organization's knowledge of the directive not to work in any way with the people associated with showbiz in Pakistan, some members are continuing to work with Pakistani singers and artists."

The organization has said that they have learned to do an online concert with Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in collaboration with the people of the entertainment industry in India, and it is learned that in the future it will be expanded. Has also been planned, which is against the direction of the organization.

According to Indian media, the warning came after a joint online concert by Pakistani fashion singer Vijay Arora and Indian singer Sushil singer Harsh Deep Kaur's Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.

However, the warning can also have an impact on the activities of the people of Pakistan and India on the basis of human empathy in the environment of the outbreak through social interaction.

The organization's directive also states that "we must also keep in mind that while the whole world is fighting against the Corona virus, on the other hand, Indian soldiers are being killed on the borders by Pakistan."

What is #LetsTalk

The Salman Sufi Foundation, a non-governmental social and human rights organization in Pakistan, launched a series from #LetsTalk in the past in which families and families confined to home due to the Corona virus suffer from potential mental problems. Online live chat sessions were organized to avoid

Salman Sufi, the founder of the organization, told the BBC that the online program, launched by the Foundation, is a place for troubled people to interact with each other.

Where the general public knows about the mental problems and other problems faced by influential and important personalities, and they have the courage to confront and solve these problems.

These online sessions feature prominent personalities from both Pakistan and India.

India's leading filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt participated in the first online session with the Foundation as a guest with his daughter Shaheen Bhat, who is also the author of a book on mental issues.

Indian singer Rekha Bharadwaj and her husband filmmaker Vishal Bharadwaj have also joined. The series, which starts on 11th of this month (April), will continue till May 2nd.

Where are the artists performing?

Artists from both countries are also interacting with each other in private, performing for their loved ones on both sides of the border.

In the past, Indian singer Rekha Bharadwaj and her husband Vishal Bhardwaj have also participated in a live session on social media with Pakistani singer Ali Sethi, in which prominent musician Fareeda Khanam was also featured.

In addition, young Indian singer Ankur Tiwari has also made an online appearance with Seeker Arts, a non-governmental organization working in Pakistan.

Reaction on social media

Following the circular issued by the Federation of Western India Cine Employees yesterday, it is being shown that the people of Pakistan and India will no longer see the public on social media.

Kiran Adarsh, who has a keen eye on the Bollywood film industry, shared the organization's announcement on Twitter. Likewise, many social media users from India have shared the organization's warning but have not commented on it.

Mahesh Ijaz, an active user on social media, shared the Indian organization's letter in one of his tweets saying, "The world is busy dealing with the epidemic, but it has also not reduced the bias of some people."

In his tweet, Ammar Rasheed, a human rights activist in Pakistan, has strongly criticized the Indian cinema organization's declaration that India has become the victim of extreme nationalism.

what will happen now?

Talking to the BBC, the head of the Salman Sufi Foundation said, "The new directive or warning issued by the organization associated with the Indian film industry is the political environment of India and these organizations are changing the governments. As well as making changes to their policies as needed. '

He said that "the SAARC meeting of the countries of the region was convened to prevent the spread of Corona epidemic in South Asia, which Pakistan also participated in, while the proposal was called and hosted by India itself. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi has done, it is no longer appropriate to disrupt activities initiated by such warning letters to support the people affected by this epidemic. "

He said that his organization's schedule includes a number of Indian artists working on social rights, especially mental issues, and no one has refused to attend the program.

Salman Sufi said, "Indian artists have vowed to continue a series of humanitarian sympathizers that have not been taken into account by the Federation of Western India Sinai Employees' declaration."