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Punjab bans performance on 30 ‘obscene’ songs in theatres

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
January 29, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

LAHORE: The Punjab Arts Council has imposed a ban on 30 ‘obscene’ songs in theaters across the province.

Artists will be allowed to perform on songs, words, lyrics, and acting approved by the theatre only. The council also issued a directive to ensure ethical values. 

It should be noted that for the last several years in Punjab, ‘obscene’ songs are being produced in the name of entertainment and ‘immoral dances’ are being performed while no steps have been taken by the administration to prevent shameful parties.

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The decision of the Arts Council to ban dance on obscene songs was also lauded by the people in showbiz.  

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