TIGER ZINDA HAI DOESN'T GET CLEARANCE FROM PAKISTANI CENSOR BOARD

The most awaited film of 2017 is undoubtedly the Salman Khan starrer, Tiger Zinda Hai which is scheduled to release on 22nd December, 2017 but with just a week to it's release, the film is banned in Pakistan as the Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif starrer spy thriller Tiger Zinda Hai failed to obtain a clearance from the country's Central Board of Film Censors. Geo Films, which has the distribution rights for the film in Pakistan, had started publishing the release of the film with the note 'subject to censor clearance' but its release on December 22 is unlikely now.

The first part, "Ek Tha Tiger", was also not cleared for the release in Pakistan. Sources said the Ministry of Information, Broadcasting, National History and Literary Heritage has refused to grant a No-Objection Certificate for the film upon CBFC's recommendation.

Pakistan-related scenes are reportedly the basis for the film's non-clearance. In the spy thriller, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, Salman plays the role of a Raw agent who falls in love with Pakistani spy Zoya (Katrina) and together they team up to fight against terrorists.

Well, let's see if Tiger can roar now in Pakistan or not but till then, Stay tuned to Bollyy for all the latest happening in Bollywood!