Fighting in Kashmir between Indian and Pakistani troops has become a cultural war too.
Indian films made in Bollywood are being boycotted by major cinemas in Pakistan.
That came after Pakistani actors have been banned from working in India.
A group of Indian film producers say they are showing solidarity with troops fighting in Kashmir.
So fans are polarised and film budgets hit.
While in Kashmir, the UN is calling for calm. Renewed fighting is forcing thousands of villagers from their homes.
So, what does the clash over culture mean for the long running conflict?
Presenter: Hazem Sika
Guests:
Maidul Islam - Assistant professor at Presidency University, Kolkata, specialising in cinema and identity politics
Maria Iqbal Tarana - Pakistani social and political activist
Narayanan Madhavan - Indian journalist and commentator
