The happy news for the team of the controversial film Joyland has come out, after the federation, Sindh has also allowed the screening of the film “Joyland”, the Punjab government has not yet given permission. “In which province after the federation | The controversial film Joyland was allowed to be released?”
After removing the controversial content. The federal government allowed the film Joyland to be screen. Then it announced the screening of the film in various cinemas of Sindh.
In which province after the federation | The controversial film Joyland was allowed to be released?
Punjab Information and Culture Department officials say that the government was receiving continuous complaints to stop the film’s release. So it was ban under Section 9 of the Motion Pictures Ordinance 1979, according to the notification in Punjab. This ban will continue until further notice.
Prime Minister’s Strategic Reform Chief Salman Sufi said in a Twitter message that the Censor Board Committee has cleared the film “Joyland” on the instructions of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif.
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On November 11, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting banned the film Joyland. Canceling the film’s certification after receiving written complaints about the film’s. “Highly objectionable content”, but the censors After the board remove the objectionable content, the film was allow to be release.
Several artists and important personalities including Malala Yousafzai, Sarwat Gilani had demanded the release of Joyland. Pakistani actress Sarwat Gilani says that a campaign is going on against the film Joyland. Which made history for Pakistani cinema. It was clear by all the censor boards. But now the authorities are coming under pressure from some malicious people who have not even seen the film.
The film won an award at the world’s biggest film festival ‘Cannes’ in May and was well receive globally.
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