Shamoon Abbasi has done this in his film ‘Durj’ now that permission has been given to show it all over Pakistan. Big news from Lollywood

The Pakistan Censor Board has allowed actor and director Shimoun Abbasi’s film ‘Durj’ to be screened across Pakistan after removing some controversial scenes. Had to be.

But the Censor Boards of Punjab and Sindh as well as the Central Censor Board also banned the screening of the film in Pakistan, raising strong objections to some scenes of the film. However, after the deletion of a few scenes, the Censor Board has lifted the ban on the show.

The main idea of ​​the story of Durj is taken from two cannibal brothers caught from Bhakkar region of Pakistan who used to dig out dead bodies from graves and cook and eat their flesh. These brothers were sentenced to only 2 years in Pakistan as there are no laws on ‘cannibalism’. Another story runs parallel to the film and there is a close connection between the two stories.

Shamoon Abbasi, the writer and director of the film, has expressed his happiness over the recent decision of the Pakistan Censor Board and congratulated his fans and fellow staff, however, he has not yet announced the release date of the film. Fans as well as critics are anxiously waiting for the release of the film on an untouchable subject.

It should be noted that the objections to the film Durj started from the very beginning of the release of the trailer, which shows a woman searching for her missing husband. The woman’s husband is not only killed but his body is taken out of the grave and disappeared and these things were known to the woman while searching for her husband. From here the battle between the cannibal killer and the woman begins.