Paresh Rawal: Would love to work in Pakistani movies, shows

Mumbai, Jun 6 Stressing that artistes and cricketers are not the ones who throw bombs, actor-politician Paresh Rawal says he would love to work in Pakistani serials and movies.

"Yes, I would love to work in Pakistani movies and shows.

I love all Pakistani TV serials like 'Humsafar', the way they act, the story, the writing, the language...it's all great. I feel our shows are exhausting," Rawal told.

Director-producer Karan Johar's "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil", including Pakistani performing artist Fawad Khan, confronted the anger of political gatherings before its discharge a year ago as they requested a restriction on artistes from the neighbouring nations in the wake of the Uri terror assault in September a year ago.

Rawal was as of late in the news for his disputable remarks against creator Arundhati Roy where he recommended that she ought to be attached to an armed force jeep to hinder stone pelters in Kashmir.

The 67-year-old actor says film and cricket overcome any issues between the two nations.

"I trust that artistes and cricketers don't come and throw bombs. They are not psychological oppressors, rather they overcome any issues between the two nations. However, when the disposition is bad why rake up issues around then? It is ideal to remain with your nation," he says.

The actor keeps up that he disapproves of the prohibition on Pakistani artistes.

"There ought to be no ban on anybody or anything. Indeed, even in 'Hindi Medium' there was a Pakistani performer however nothing occurred as the inclination is great in the nation," he says.