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No Entry For Rakul In Pakistan
By: Tupaki Desk | 16 Feb 2018 11:47 AM GMT
In the initial days of her career, Tollywood beauty Rakul Preet Singh debuted into Bollywood with Yaariyan movie. Now, after 4 years the actress is now testing her luck once again in the north industry with her latest patriotic movie Aiyaary. The movie depicted the greatness of Indian Army. As per the talk, Pakistan banned the release of Aiyaary in their country.
Though they accept any kind of movie, Pak will not spare the films which show Indian Army strongly and Indian Army officers as intelligence. They might feel that if a movie is showing the greatness of Indian Army, then there will be at least once against Pakistan in the movie. So, they will never let those kind of films release in their nation and ban them. The latest movie that got banned by the Pakistanis is Rakul's Aiyaary under the direction of Neeraj Pandey.
Neeraj Pandey directed Baby and Naam Shabana movies in the past which featured some intense patriotic scenes. Both the movies were also not allowed to get released in Pakistan and now this is the third time they are banning Neeraj Pandey's film in their country. It seems like the Pakistanis can't see brilliant Indian Army officers and have been banning such patriotic movies.
Though they accept any kind of movie, Pak will not spare the films which show Indian Army strongly and Indian Army officers as intelligence. They might feel that if a movie is showing the greatness of Indian Army, then there will be at least once against Pakistan in the movie. So, they will never let those kind of films release in their nation and ban them. The latest movie that got banned by the Pakistanis is Rakul's Aiyaary under the direction of Neeraj Pandey.
Neeraj Pandey directed Baby and Naam Shabana movies in the past which featured some intense patriotic scenes. Both the movies were also not allowed to get released in Pakistan and now this is the third time they are banning Neeraj Pandey's film in their country. It seems like the Pakistanis can't see brilliant Indian Army officers and have been banning such patriotic movies.
