Indian and Pakistani artists strengthen cultural ties at Darbar Sahib Kartarpur

A delegation of Indian artists attended Darbar Sahib Kartarpur where they received a warm welcome from Pakistani artists, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Tuesday.

Notable Indian artists, including Gippy Grewal, Bannu Dhillon, Karamjeet Anmol, Tannu Grewal, and Jimmy Sharma, were welcomed with open arms by Pakistani icons, Sheikh Abid Rasheed, Syed Noor, Iftikhar Thakur and Nasir Chenyoti.

Gippy Grewal praised the people of Punjab for their generosity and lively spirit.

Their visit provided a chance to strengthen the ties between the neighboring countries and build bridges across cultures.

An essential component of Sikh culture, the langar (community supper) at Darbar Sahib was one of the highlights of their tour.

Syed Noor, a renowned film director, highlighted the success of Punjabi films in Pakistani cinemas, emphasizing the potential benefits of collaborative film production efforts between the two countries.

He noted that with modern filmmaking technology, quality storytelling, and the inclusion of Pakistani talent, the film industry could witness the creation of more quality films like "Carry On Jatta" and "Legend of Moola Jatt".

Iftikhar Thakur, a distinguished Pakistani artist, expressed that people are eager to watch quality films, and by combining modern film technology, captivating stories, and the talent of Pakistani artists, the production of outstanding films would increase, enhancing the cinematic landscape.

Nasir Chinioti emphasized that the visit of Indian artists to Pakistan will foster greater affection between the two nations, strengthening cultural ties and promoting understanding.