Addressing a telephonic press conference on the occasion of his film ‘Three Idiots' being shown at a local cinema here, he said the likes of Aman Ki Asha need to be replicated.
'The success of my film in Pakistan is a welcome sign and we should work for love and harmony in other countries,' he maintained.
Responding a question, he said Indo-Pak joint venture in filmmaking is the need of time.
Raj Kumar Harry said he has strong connection with Pakistan, as his ancestors belonged to Nawab Shah, adding he would visit Pakistan along with his father.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Freedom... to build a better future, togetherBy Moayyed Jafri
For some years now, peace activists have been converging at Wagha border in order to joint .....more
Muslim and Buddhist organisations in Leh work together to spearhead relief efforts, while the Pakistan army cooperates with India to find bodies washed across the bord
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The peace caravan's inaugural ceremony featured several writers, artists, and activists. Prominent among them were the poet Fehmida Riaz and the dancer and actor Sheema K
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The peace caravan is collecting funds for the flood affectees on its way to the Wagah border By Saher Baloch
The idea of a people to people march for pe .....more
Zubair A. Dar reports from Leh on the devastation caused by flash floods Flash floods caused by cloudburst devastated the old Leh town and its adjoining villag .....more
Floods across the borderAs massive floods rage across Pakistan, affecting over 14 million people and leaving over 1,600 dead so far, Pakistanis and Indians liv .....more
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We probably didn't need to do this Special Report. Newspaper stories don't matter when it comes to Indians in Pakistani jails and vice versa. In fact, 'vice versa' sums it up. We do to them what they do to us.
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