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Captain Nawab in trouble

Updated At : 05:34 AM Feb 24, 2018 IST

Emraan Hashmi’s upcoming movie Captain Nawab has run into troubled waters. Says a source, “Emraan had booked his dates for the spy thriller and even begun shooting for it. But now, the shoot has been temporarily stalled. That’s why his other films have been announced in quick succession.”

We hear the reason of putting the shoot on hold is that in the movie Emraan plays a man in uniform and it highlights the sensitive Indo-Pakistan relationship. The armed forces have reportedly raised a few questions and unless a clearance is received, work on the film cannot resume.

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