Rani during a promotional event for her film Mardaani
New Delhi:
Yash Raj Films` Rani Mukerji-starrer Mardaani, which released in India on August 22 with an 'A' certificate from the censors, won`t hit the screens in Pakistan due to demands for a few changes.
A spokesperson for the film said that when the Pakistan Film Censor Board saw the film that addresses the issue of human trafficking, they gave it an 'A' certificate too. However, they asked for seven cuts and wanted certain scenes to be blurred.
The creative team of the film felt that it was leading to loss of the essence of the narration of the movie. These changes were leading to the message of the film being distorted and the essence being diluted, the spokesperson added.
Eventually, following an internal discussion, the team decided not to compromise on their film and not release Mardaani in Pakistan.
In the film, Rani plays a rough and tough police officer for the first time in her career.
A spokesperson for the film said that when the Pakistan Film Censor Board saw the film that addresses the issue of human trafficking, they gave it an 'A' certificate too. However, they asked for seven cuts and wanted certain scenes to be blurred.
The creative team of the film felt that it was leading to loss of the essence of the narration of the movie. These changes were leading to the message of the film being distorted and the essence being diluted, the spokesperson added.
Eventually, following an internal discussion, the team decided not to compromise on their film and not release Mardaani in Pakistan.
In the film, Rani plays a rough and tough police officer for the first time in her career.
