Pakistan’s film industry faces a crisis as cinema shutdowns Continue

Pakistan’s film industry is experiencing a severe crisis, with 46 cinema screens shutting down in recent months. The primary reason behind the decline is the 2019 ban on Indian films, which has significantly impacted ticket sales and overall revenue.
Industry experts warn that if Bollywood films are not allowed back in Pakistani cinemas within the next year, the industry could collapse entirely. This would put thousands of jobs at risk, affecting not only cinema staff but also filmmakers, distributors, and other professionals linked to the entertainment sector.
Many business owners and industry insiders have urged the government to reconsider the ban to revive the struggling cinema industry. However, no official decision has been made yet, leaving the future of Pakistan’s cinemas uncertain.
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