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Movie ‘Nanak Shah Fakir’: Dal Khalsa warns producer Harinder Sikka not to preach blasphemy
Dal Khalsa has asserted that the film ‘Nanak Shah Fakir’ produced by Harinder Singh Sikka has…
Patta Patta Singhan Da Vairi movie cleared by Indian Censor Board,releasing on 17 April
Movie Patta Patta Singhan Da Vairi is going to release on 17 April 2015 in India(Worldwide)…
Nanak Shah Fakir film Director moves to Delhi HC against Harinder Sikka
Sartaj Singh Pannu has claimed that Harinder Sikka was propagating it all wrongfully as he (Sartaj…
THE BLOOD STREET movie cleared by Indian Censor Board in 3rd round
‘THE BLOOD STREET’ will Release in India. This information is provided by THE BLOOD STREET team
SSF (Mehta) protests against controversial movie Nanak Shah Fakir; Demands ban
Demanding ban on Nanak Shah Fakir moive, activists of Sikh Students Federation (Mehta) staged protests
Movies on Sikh Gurus Nanak Shah Fakir and Chaar Sahibzade controversy talk with Dr. Sewak Singh.
SGPC has already rejected this movie as it violates Sikh traditions under which Sikh Guru Sahib
The controversy over upcoming Hindi movie Nanak Shah fakir [Op-Ed]
The controversy over the film based on Guru Nanak Ji’s life is growing day by day…
Upcoming Bollywood Movie ‘UDTA PUNJAB’ Focus On Drug Problems In Punjab
UDTA PUNJAB movie will focus on the drug problem in the state through four different stories.…
Vishal Bhardwaj directed Haider wins five Awards at 62nd National Film Awards
Bollywood hindi movie ‘Haider’, a Kashmir-set modern adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, won five honours.
Controversies grow strong on upcoming hindi movie Nanak Shah Fakir
Sikh Youth Federation Bhindranwale has also announced to strongly oppose the movie. In a written statement…
Sikhs demanding ban on Nanak Shah Fakir Movie through Online Petition in Australian
An online petition posted on Change.org by a user named SinghStation.net (from Melbourne, Australia) demands ban