Pakistani actress Mavra Hocaine was included on the music app from ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ album; Harshvardhan Rain reacts

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Pakistani artists are being removed from Indian music albums and film posters amidst India-Pakistan tension. The image of Mavra Hocain was wiped out of Sanam Teri Kasam cover, while Mahira Khan was removed from the rich artwork. Producer Deepak Mukut was unknown, and Harshvardhan Rain called it “general knowledge”.

Pakistani artists are only facing exclusion beyond social media, as their presence is also being erased from Indian music albums. Films that included talent from cross -border are quietly editing these actors with posters, album covers and other related materials.Deepak Muqut repliedOn Monday, it was revealed that ‘My love I swear this on you‘The album, originally displayed both Harshavardhana Rane and Mavra Hocaine, now only displays Harshavardhana. The image of Hocane has been removed from the album cover on platforms such as Spotify and YouTube music. On contact, the film’s producer Deepak Mukut said that he was unaware of this change, he said, “He did not ask me, this is his decision. Whatever our government says, everyone will have to follow.”Harshvardhan responds to the removal of the nightRegarding the situation, Harshvardhan told Hindustan Times, “Now they will say that my PR team has got it! No, it is again general knowledge that I believe, weeding is being used.”Similar editing in other filmsA similar position has been with the romantic track “Zalima” from the 2017 film Raees, which includes Shah Rukh Khan and Pakistani actress Mahira Khan. On platforms such as YouTube, YouTube music, and spotify, album artwork now only shows only Shahrukh, in which Mahira’s image is completely removed.Film industry’s response to increasing stressAmid growing tension between India and Pakistan, authorities have strengthened measures to exclude Pakistani artists from Indian entertainment projects. After the Pahalgam terror attacks, India decisively responded by restricting Pakistani materials on nationwide streaming services and OTT platforms.