Alia Bhatt’s production house lauds Dhurandhar; cine body pleads with PM Modi to help lift ban on Ranveer Singh’s film in Middle East | Bollywood News
Director Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar has been flying high since its release , and its worldwide collection speaks for itself. However, one major market has remained unaffected by the film’s appeal: the Middle East. The film has been banned in several countries across the region, prompting the Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA) to intervene. The association has also urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to step in and address the ban. Even though Dhurandhar has earned more than Rs 1200 crore worldwide, the makers of the film feel that the Middle East is an untapped market. Hence the Producers Association has requested PM Modi to intervene, arguing that the ban is against the “freedom of expression”. The subject of the letter was “Appeal to intervene in the matter of banning of the film ‘Dhurandhar’ by the UAE and other Middle Eastern countries.” ALSO READ: Aditya Dhar congratulates Vicky Kaushal on bringing ‘Vihaan to life’ as actor shares first glimpse of his son: ‘Life has come full circle’ It read, “Respected Sir, We earnestly appeal to your …
