Pakistan has prohibited an Native indian film about the relationship of a Muslim-Hindu couple on the reasons that it could hurt audiences in the traditional Islamic republic, authorities said Saturday.
“Raanjhanaa” was planned for launch in July, but Pakistan’s Film Censor Panel rejected to obvious it for theatre showings.
“The censor board did not obvious this film because of its questionable tale,” Arshad Ali, a mature govt formal and chair of the board, informed AFP.
“The board suggested that the film's story could hurt most Islamic inhabitants in the nation and a law and order situation could occur in reaction,” he said.
According to media reviews the film is the really like tale of a Hindu man and a Islamic lady.
“Raanjhanaa” was planned for launch in July, but Pakistan’s Film Censor Panel rejected to obvious it for theatre showings.
“The censor board did not obvious this film because of its questionable tale,” Arshad Ali, a mature govt formal and chair of the board, informed AFP.
“The board suggested that the film's story could hurt most Islamic inhabitants in the nation and a law and order situation could occur in reaction,” he said.
According to media reviews the film is the really like tale of a Hindu man and a Islamic lady.


