AICWA Bans Mika Singh For Performing At A Wedding In Pakistan

Mika Singh has once again landed in trouble, he has been banned by the All India Cine Workers Association (AICWA) for performing in a wedding at Pakistan. The video of his performance went viral in which he is seen performing at a wedding in Karachi, Pakistan.

AICWA had last week written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi informing about their decision to ban Pakistani artists and musicians. The letter informed the film industry members to refrain from engaging in any activity with Pakistan.

In a statement released by AICWA stated that it takes a tough stand of immediately boycotting all associations of Mika Singh with movie production houses, music companies and online music content providers.

The statement released by AICWA President Suresh Shyamlal Gupta also states that the association will ensure that any Indian artist does not work with Mika Singh henceforth.

AICWA also condemned the singer for putting his profession above the national pride after he performed in the neighbouring country, amid the tension between India and Pakistan. AICWA has also asked the Ministry for Information and Broadcasting to intervene in the matter and act legally against the singer.

Mika Singh is not new to controversies, he has been accused of molesting Rakhi Sawant in a party earlier. Mika Singh came under fire recently for performing at the wedding festivities of the daughter of former President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf's billionaire cousin.

The singer, who has given innumerable hits like Jumme Ki Raat and Aankh Marey, was invited to Karachi along with 14 crew members from his team for the event. Mika reportedly charged USD 150,000 (Rs 1 crore) for his performance at the wedding.