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Uri Publicly Screened In Manipur Over 20 Years Since Insurgents' Bollywood Ban
Cinema returned to strife-torn Manipur on Tuesday after more than 20 years when a Bollywood movie on surgical strikes against Pakistan was screened at a makeshift open air theatre in Churachandpur.
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Sachin: A Billion Dreams: Sachin's Film May Release In Pakistan After Censor Board's Approval
Sachin: A Billion Dreams is all set to release in theatres on Friday. Ahead of the film's release, Pakistani film exhibitors told news agency PTI that they are keen to screen the film in their country post approval from the censor board
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Aamir Khan's Dangal, Shah Rukh Khan's Raees: The Films Pakistan Wants To See After Kaabil
Hrithik Roshan's Kaabil is the first film to have released in Pakistan after the ban on screening Indian cinema was lifted
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Pakistan To Allow Screening Of Indian Films
Raees and Kaabil may become the first Indian movies to be screened in Pakistan after the government lifts the four-months-long ban on the screening of Bollywood movies in the country, following Indo-Pak tensions.
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Farhan Akhtar on Controversy Over Pak Actors: Our Silence Empowers People
"It's very unfortunate that things have come to this place. I think we should start from there. I think all of us over time, may be at keen moments, should have spoken up but didn't and our silence has empowered people to just keep pushing their agenda forward and it's on both sides
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Opinion: What Karan Johar's 'India First' And Anurag Kashyap's Tweet Missed
In less than a fortnight, it will be clear if Hindi cinema's hit machine, talented director Karan Johar, will have a seamless opening for his forthcoming blockbuster Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (ADHM), or if movie halls will be vandalized and the film taken off screens under pressure from radical groups.
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Udta Punjab to Release in Pakistan After 100 Cuts
"We have cut all derogatory and offensive words/dialogues and anti-Pakistan content from the film. More than 100 cuts, mutes, beeps have been suggested to the film's distributor. Once he will complete the editing as per the requirement of the board, it will again be presented before it for final approval," Mubashir Hasan, the Central Board of Film ...
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Kya Kool Hain Hum 3 Banned in Pakistan For 'Vulgar Content'
"The film is full of nudity and has a lot of vulgar content in its dialogues. The board has officially disallowed the film from public viewing," said the country's Central Board for Film Certification chief Mobashir Hasan. Some cinemas had started screening the film since Friday but they got orders to suspend the screening
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Row over PK Slightly Dents its Collections
In Agra, a PK screening was disrupted by protesters who accused Aamir Khan of double standards and allegedly even asked him to move to Pakistan
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Pakistani court imposes restriction on Indian movies
A Pakistani court today imposed restrictions on the screening of Indian films across the country and laid down certain conditions for their release.
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Pakistan's Zinda Bhaag to be screened at National Film Development Corporation's Film Bazaar
Naseeruddin Shah starrer Pakinstani film Zinda Bhaag is set to be screened during the seventh edition of National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) initiative 'Film Bazaar', which would begin from November 20 in Goa.
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We've planned screenings of War Chhod Na Yaar for the army: Director
After being denied permission to the screen war comedy War Chhod Na Yaar at the Attari-Wagah border between India and Pakistan, director Faraz Haider says that the makers have planned some special screenings for the soldiers.
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Pakistan producers ask for major cut in Indian films' screening
The Pakistan Film Producers Association has asked the federal government to make a 90 per cent cut in the screening of Indian movies to give a boost to the domestic film industry.
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Vidya Balan to compete with Pakistan's Humaima for award
Vidya Balan's dare bare show in The Dirty Picture has bagged her a nomination in the best actress category at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSAs), for which Pakistani actress Humaima Mallick is also in competition for her role in Bol.
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Pakistan restrains airing of promos of Ek Tha Tiger
Pakistan has restrained its cable operators from screening promos of the upcoming film, Ek Tha Tiger, saying it tarnishes the image of ISI.
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Uri Publicly Screened In Manipur Over 20 Years Since Insurgents' Bollywood Ban
Cinema returned to strife-torn Manipur on Tuesday after more than 20 years when a Bollywood movie on surgical strikes against Pakistan was screened at a makeshift open air theatre in Churachandpur.
-
Sachin: A Billion Dreams: Sachin's Film May Release In Pakistan After Censor Board's Approval
Sachin: A Billion Dreams is all set to release in theatres on Friday. Ahead of the film's release, Pakistani film exhibitors told news agency PTI that they are keen to screen the film in their country post approval from the censor board
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Aamir Khan's Dangal, Shah Rukh Khan's Raees: The Films Pakistan Wants To See After Kaabil
Hrithik Roshan's Kaabil is the first film to have released in Pakistan after the ban on screening Indian cinema was lifted
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Pakistan To Allow Screening Of Indian Films
Raees and Kaabil may become the first Indian movies to be screened in Pakistan after the government lifts the four-months-long ban on the screening of Bollywood movies in the country, following Indo-Pak tensions.
-
Farhan Akhtar on Controversy Over Pak Actors: Our Silence Empowers People
"It's very unfortunate that things have come to this place. I think we should start from there. I think all of us over time, may be at keen moments, should have spoken up but didn't and our silence has empowered people to just keep pushing their agenda forward and it's on both sides
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Opinion: What Karan Johar's 'India First' And Anurag Kashyap's Tweet Missed
In less than a fortnight, it will be clear if Hindi cinema's hit machine, talented director Karan Johar, will have a seamless opening for his forthcoming blockbuster Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (ADHM), or if movie halls will be vandalized and the film taken off screens under pressure from radical groups.
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Udta Punjab to Release in Pakistan After 100 Cuts
"We have cut all derogatory and offensive words/dialogues and anti-Pakistan content from the film. More than 100 cuts, mutes, beeps have been suggested to the film's distributor. Once he will complete the editing as per the requirement of the board, it will again be presented before it for final approval," Mubashir Hasan, the Central Board of Film ...
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Kya Kool Hain Hum 3 Banned in Pakistan For 'Vulgar Content'
"The film is full of nudity and has a lot of vulgar content in its dialogues. The board has officially disallowed the film from public viewing," said the country's Central Board for Film Certification chief Mobashir Hasan. Some cinemas had started screening the film since Friday but they got orders to suspend the screening
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Row over PK Slightly Dents its Collections
In Agra, a PK screening was disrupted by protesters who accused Aamir Khan of double standards and allegedly even asked him to move to Pakistan
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Pakistani court imposes restriction on Indian movies
A Pakistani court today imposed restrictions on the screening of Indian films across the country and laid down certain conditions for their release.
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Pakistan's Zinda Bhaag to be screened at National Film Development Corporation's Film Bazaar
Naseeruddin Shah starrer Pakinstani film Zinda Bhaag is set to be screened during the seventh edition of National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) initiative 'Film Bazaar', which would begin from November 20 in Goa.
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We've planned screenings of War Chhod Na Yaar for the army: Director
After being denied permission to the screen war comedy War Chhod Na Yaar at the Attari-Wagah border between India and Pakistan, director Faraz Haider says that the makers have planned some special screenings for the soldiers.
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Pakistan producers ask for major cut in Indian films' screening
The Pakistan Film Producers Association has asked the federal government to make a 90 per cent cut in the screening of Indian movies to give a boost to the domestic film industry.
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Vidya Balan to compete with Pakistan's Humaima for award
Vidya Balan's dare bare show in The Dirty Picture has bagged her a nomination in the best actress category at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSAs), for which Pakistani actress Humaima Mallick is also in competition for her role in Bol.
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Pakistan restrains airing of promos of Ek Tha Tiger
Pakistan has restrained its cable operators from screening promos of the upcoming film, Ek Tha Tiger, saying it tarnishes the image of ISI.
