The Pakistan Censor Board has decided not to release Akshay Kumar's film Padman to its present. The Board says that the film is against the culture and culture of their country. This decision of the Board has created a storm of journalism. Mehr tweeted, answering PFSB, wrote, "Banning 'Padman' in Pakistan is to harm the business of Pakistani cinema. Periods is a life of life, and this film can bring awareness among people. This work is neither immoral nor non-Islamic
Fasib member Ishaq Ahmed says that we can not allow our film distributors to import such films because the subject is against our tradition. The Board believes that the film made on such a subject will not be shown here. If reports were to be believed, then Amjad Rashid of IMGC had come to the film but when the trailer of the film was shown, it was advised not to buy it. Later HCC bought it and applied for NOC, which was rejected.
Fasib member Ishaq Ahmed says that we can not allow our film distributors to import such films because the subject is against our tradition. The Board believes that the film made on such a subject will not be shown here. If reports were to be believed, then Amjad Rashid of IMGC had come to the film but when the trailer of the film was shown, it was advised not to buy it. Later HCC bought it and applied for NOC, which was rejected.
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