Here’s all you need to know about release of Aamir Khan’s Laal Singh Chaddha in Pakistan

LAHORE – It’s been three years since Pakistan banned the screening of Indian films in the country’s cinemas amid tensions between the two sides over the occupied Kashmir region.

Meanwhile, rumors were rife about the possible release of Laal Singh Chaddha, in Pakistan.

Reports in local media suggest that the much-anticipated movie is being globally distributed by Paramount Pictures and Cinepax Media group will import it to Pakistan.

A senior official of the Cinepax told a Pakistani publication that they have applied for a No Objection Certificate with the Information Ministry and said the film will be released If they get the required permission.

Meanwhile, the Central Board of Film Certification and the Sindh Board of Film Certification denied any such development in the South Asian country.

An official of the Federal Information and Broadcast Ministry clarified that no Indian film will be released in the country, saying Aamir Khan’s project is an Indian film, and following our policy, the Ministry did not issue any NOC for the release of Indian film in Pakistan.

Chances are also slim in wake of the recent deadlock between Pakistan and India, while the film also includes a conflict between arch-rivals. Aamir’s first project in four years reportedly includes scenes from the Kargil war, the last major military confrontation between Pakistan and India.

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