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MNS threatens distributor, stops release of Pakistani film in Maharashtra

Bin Roye will release on Friday all over India, but not in Maharashtra; the distribution firm allegedly received threats from MNS saying “action would be taken against them” if they released it

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Pakistani film Bin Roye, which is slated for a country-wide release in India this Friday, will not be released in Maharashtra following threats from the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) to the film’s distribution company. The motion picture, starring Pakistani actors Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed, is set to release all over India this Friday.

Its distributor, B4U Broadband India, received a call from the MNS saying they could not release the film in the state. A source from the company said, under condition of anonymity, “Our company got a call from MNS yesterday saying we cannot release the film in Maharashtra.

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