Ali Zafar’s appeal to uplift the ban on ‘Tere Bin Laden’
Posted on Jul 23rd, 2010 | Comments (0)
Renowned Pakistani Singer, Ali Zafar appealed to the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan to uplift the ban on his Bollywood flick ‘Tere Bin Laden’ for it is a total pro-Pakistani movie.
The actor further explained that the movie does not contain any controversial, vulgar or derogatory remark against Pakistani Law enforcement agencies or Osama Bin Laden so it should be given a chance in the Pakistani cinema.
“I don’t want to hurt anyone’s idea or philosophy, Two years back when I was offered the movie, I went through the whole script and found that it was completely a comedy film without any controversy so I decided to do it” said the singer turned actor, Ali Zafar.
The movie was released last Thursday in Dubai and made a profit of $20,000 on the opening show; people watched it and praised it. So “why is it banned here” he questioned.
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