Here's what Paresh Rawal has to say on Pakistani artiste controversy—Details inside

Veteran performing artist Paresh Rawal, in the wake of the overflow that late pressures amongst India and Pakistan have had on tinsel town, says fear based oppressors have "guaranteed" the "solidarity" of the Hindi film industry.

"Fear based oppressors have asserted one more life... Of solidarity of Indian film industry," Paresh tweeted on Friday night.

The 66-year-old performing artist included: "Pakistani artistes got their cash and voyaged club class and securely backtracked home... What's more, we rebuff our own makers for no blame of theirs. Think."

Paresh's remarks come after the Film Proprietors and Exhibitors Relationship of India (COEAI) on Friday reported that motion pictures highlighting Pakistani performing artists - beginning with "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil" - won't be screened in single screen theaters in India, including Maharashtra, Goa and Gujarat.

The choice of the COEAI, which comprises of 400 individuals, came two weeks in front of the arrival of 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil', which stars Pakistani on-screen character Fawad Khan alongside Indian on-screen characters Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.