Not postponed but cancelled: ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt’ will not release in India
Already, Bollywood Hungama had revealed that the release has been slowed down for the unforeseeable future
It’s a miserable day for Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan fans across the line as Indian media reports that the onscreen couple’s most recent Pakistani blockbuster, The Legend of Maula Jatt’s delivery has been dropped in the country.
As per Hindustan Times, the Bilal Lashari masterpiece won’t deliver in India. It was before announced that the Pakistani film’s screening has been slowed down endlessly.
“We have been instructed by the traders that the appearance of the film has been postponed. We were informed this two-three days prior. No further date has been imparted to us,” a PTI report cited an INOX official as saying.
The authority added, “Zee Studios had procured the privileges of The Legend of Maula Jatt as they were anticipating that the film should get along nicely. But since of the opposition from specific segments, the choice was made to not deliver the film.”
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) trailblazer and head of their film wing Ameya Khopkar tweeted about the intersection out of the appearance of The Legend of Maula Jatt and expressed, “Impact Of Raj Thackeray’s Advance notice! After the advance notice given by MNS, the screening of the Pakistani film ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt’ has now been totally dropped. In the state as well as anyplace in the country, this film won’t be delivered any longer.”
Once more, he added, “in the event that anybody has sensations of adoration for Pakistani craftsmen, this one admonition is enough for them. Sincere congrats to every one of my partners for this triumph of the MNS development.”
Beforehand, Bollywood Hungama had detailed that the delivery has been slowed down for the unforeseeable future. A source near the improvement uncovered, “Zee Studios had previously procured a freedom for The Legend Of Maula Jatt from the Focal Leading group of Film Certificate. In any case, on Monday the CBFC reviewed the film.”
