In an old interview, veteran screenwriter Salim Khan raised concerns about the issuance of fatwas targeting filmmakers and entertainers. He questioned the rationale behind singling out individuals associated with the film industry, suggesting that those who watch films should also be considered. Khan highlighted the strategic release planning around Eid, emphasizing the significant impact of Muslim audiences on box office success during this period. He criticized the double standards, proposing why not issue fatwas against Muslim film viewers if they contribute substantially to the industry’s revenue. Khan emphasized the economic importance of audience support, stating that if viewership declines, the industry would naturally suffer, making fatwas unnecessary. Currently, Salim Khan is hospitalized due to breathing issues.
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