Badshah’s Team Denies Pakistani Link for Dallas Concert Amid FWICE Scrutiny

The initial concern focused on the Dallas stop of Badshah’s “Unfinished USA Tour 2025.” It was whispered to have ties with a Pakistani company. However, Badshah’s team quickly shut down these rumors. They stressed that no Pakistani organizations are involved. Instead, the tour is managed by an American event agency. This agency works under clear, open contract terms, ensuring everything is above board.

On Monday, Badshah’s team released a formal statement to address the whole situation. They firmly denied any connection to a Pakistani company. The team made it clear that Manish Sood, from Intense Entertainment, is solely managing this tour. He is the only promoter and contact for the event. This means he handles everything, from booking the venue to finding sponsors and sorting out accommodation.

The statement also highlighted Badshah’s dedication to music. He sees music as a way to bring cultures together and promote unity. His team stressed that his work stays completely separate from political issues. They also confirmed that the artist only takes part in financial deals clearly written in his performance contracts. The event promoters echoed Badshah’s team. They too denied any Pakistani ties. They also promised to fully cooperate with FWICE for any future investigations if necessary.

It’s worth noting why FWICE is so vigilant. Back in April, after the Pahalgam attack, the organization took a firm stance. They banned all Indian artists from working with Pakistani nationals. This led to some past controversies. For example, FWICE even called for a ban on Diljit Dosanjh. This was because he worked with Hania Aamir on the film ‘Sardar Ji 3,’ though filming happened long before the attack. Similarly, Vaani Kapoor and Fawad Khan’s film ‘Abeer Gulal’ was also banned in India just days before it was supposed to come out.