Here's Why Aamir Khan’s Dangal Will NOT Release In Pakistan
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- Authors: Manisha Pandey
The unfortunate Uri attacks led to a state of unrest in the country. It also majorly affected the movie business of both the countries. While India decided to ban Pakistani artistes from working in Indian movies, the neighbouring country too imposed a ban on screening Indian films. In the last two months, Pakistan faced a loss of Rs 150 million.
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Source: hindustantimes.com
The neighbouring country revoked the ban and decided to screen Aamir Khan’s much awaited flick, Dangal. Though, Pakistani distributors are saying that the move will calm down the tensions between the two countries, it has much to do with the financial factors. However, India is in no mood to call the Pakistani artistes back to India to work with them. Now the latest in the front is that the distributors of Dangal released an official confirmation letter saying that the movie will not be released in Pakistan despite its move of removing the ban from screening Indian movies.
Dangal is slated for a release on Dec 23. The film, helmed by Nitesh Tiwari, is inspired by a real life story of Mahavir Singh, an ex-wrestler who is forced to give up his dreams of winning gold for India in international wrestling due to lack of financial support. The movie features Aamir Khan along with Sakshi Tanwar and debutants Fatima Sana Shaikh and Sanya Malhotra.
Also Read: Check Out These Absolutely Stunning Photos Of Dangal's Babita, Sanya Malhotra!
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