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Dabangg banned in Pakistan on Eid
Salman Khans Dabangg is making waves in India but the same cannot be said about it in our neighbouring country. The latest news is that Salman Khans much talked about venture wont be making it to the theatres in Pakistan on Eid.
Additionally, the Pakistani government has already increased the entertainment tax on Indian movies from 35 per cent to 65 per cent.
Last we heard was that the Pakistan Government has banned the screening of all Indian movies in Pakistan. Most of the Indian television shows have also been banned as of now. So this Eid, Pakistan will be bereft of Indian movies and serials which are also watched by the Pakistanis.
When Salmans Wanted was last screened in Pakistan, it was a big hit. When we spoke to Arbaaz Khan the producer of Dabangg, he replied, The film is releasing all over. I have no problems if it doesnt release in Pakistan. We are overwhelmed at the response we have received in India itself during the promotion. We have made a good product and we are proud of it. The fate of the film finally rests with the audience.
Salman Khans Dabangg is making waves in India but the same cannot be said about it in our neighbouring country. The latest news is that Salman Khans much talked about venture wont be making it to the theatres in Pakistan on Eid.
Additionally, the Pakistani government has already increased the entertainment tax on Indian movies from 35 per cent to 65 per cent.
Last we heard was that the Pakistan Government has banned the screening of all Indian movies in Pakistan. Most of the Indian television shows have also been banned as of now. So this Eid, Pakistan will be bereft of Indian movies and serials which are also watched by the Pakistanis.
When Salmans Wanted was last screened in Pakistan, it was a big hit. When we spoke to Arbaaz Khan the producer of Dabangg, he replied, The film is releasing all over. I have no problems if it doesnt release in Pakistan. We are overwhelmed at the response we have received in India itself during the promotion. We have made a good product and we are proud of it. The fate of the film finally rests with the audience.