These days almost every film called for Boycott from Akshay Kumar’s Rakshabandhan, Aamir Khan’s Laal Singh Chaddha, Prabhas’s Adipurush, and now Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan for hurting religious sentiments. Political leaders also played very big roles in these trends. Various leaders also making remarks on movies for hurting religious sentiments. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday grabbed all the eyeballs as he asked Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers to refrain from making unnecessary remarks on irrelevant issues such as movies like movies, a message that comes amid controversies around Bollywood flicks.  In the meeting, the PM advised the leaders to avoid making statements on films. Narendra Modi said Ek Neta hai Jo Filmo Par Bayan Dete Rehte Hai. (There is a leader who keeps giving statements on films), his statements keep going on TV.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's advice is being seen linked with Narrottam Mishra who recently slams Shah Rukh Khan's film 'Pathan'.  After this various BJP leaders also raised questions about the color of actress Deepika Padukone's clothes in a song from the film. Modi is receiving praises from all over for giving warning to his own parties leaders.

Ashoke Pandit, president of the Indian Film and Television Directors’ Association (IFTDA) impressed with PM Modi’s warning. He said, "If the PM snubs his own people and tells them to shut up and not talk nonsense against the film industry, which is not their area, for mere publicity, it is a big boost of confidence for the industry. That the PM of the country is with you. The signal goes to not only the politicians, but even people from the media, our own industry itself." 

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