Indo-Pak relations have yet to thaw, but a string of Indian film releases in Pakistan
Farhan Akhtar's Luck By Chance opened in Pakistani theatres on Friday, and although Ghajini was released two weeks after it hit the screens inIndia Pakistan
Pakistani film producer Sevy Ali said, "Indian films are cleared under the foreign film category. The criteria for releasing a film here is strange they: they allowed Raaz and Ghajini only because some of the scenes and songs were shot abroad. Rab Ne's release was stalled as all of it was shot inIndia
A spokesperson for Big Pictures said, "Pakistan
Ali added, "Race raked in Rs 6 crore, and that means Pakistan has the potential to generate revenue Ghajini would have done well, but by the time it released here, pirated DVDs had flooded the market.''
Bollywood is keen on releasing its films inPakistan , but is being stonewalled by rules that don't allow films, which are shot completely in India
Farhan Akhtar's Luck By Chance opened in Pakistani theatres on Friday, and although Ghajini was released two weeks after it hit the screens in
Pakistani film producer Sevy Ali said, "Indian films are cleared under the foreign film category. The criteria for releasing a film here is strange they: they allowed Raaz and Ghajini only because some of the scenes and songs were shot abroad. Rab Ne's release was stalled as all of it was shot in
A spokesperson for Big Pictures said, "
Ali added, "Race raked in Rs 6 crore, and that means Pakistan has the potential to generate revenue Ghajini would have done well, but by the time it released here, pirated DVDs had flooded the market.''
Bollywood is keen on releasing its films in
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