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Again banned another Indian film from releasing. Pakistan not in the mood to paw the path of peace?

Thursday - December 14, 2017 3:12 pm , Category : GOSSIP CORNER

 

The most awaited release of the year 2017,  Tiger Zinda Hai featuring Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif is reported to be banned in the neighbouring country Pakistan. Maybe the movie is not going to release in the Pakistani soil says the report, and it's going to upset the Khan fan across that side of the border. Reason? Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif’s Tiger Zinda Hai has not cleared by CBFC. Mobasher Hasan the Chairman of the Central Board of Film Censor (CBFC) in a talk to "The Express Tribune",  said the 'TZH', has denied NOC. Citing the same reason for which the first instalment of the franchise was dismissed: The image of Pakistan and its law enforcement agencies have been compromised", he said. 




 
The Plot of the movie is base as the Zoya AKA Katrina Kaif is agent form Pakistani Law enforcement agency, where Salman Khan is from Indian RAW, the movie reels around their love story. The daily reports that, the standing instructions are issued to the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, and the National History and Literary Heritage division to not grant a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) for the film. Earlier in the year 2012, the CBFC Pakistan had banned the release Ek Tha Tiger. In 2012. “Ek Tha Tiger has several themes referring to Pakistan’s agencies, which were deemed problematic; thus, leading to the ban of the film,” said Gondal, the vice chairperson of the Board.- Window To News
 
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