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Pakistan clears it without any cuts

Updated At : 07:01 AM Jan 26, 2018 IST

Islamabad: The Pakistan censor board has cleared 'Padmaavat' without any cuts. "The Central Board of Film Censors has declared a feature film containing Indian cast and crew, 'Padmaavat', without any excision suitable for public exhibition in the cinemas with a 'U' certification," Mobashir Hasan, chairman of the Central Board of Film Censors, tweeted. PTI

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