Pakistan theatre owners asked to stay on high alert after hate messages against 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan'

Mumbai: Salman Khan’s ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ has been minting money at the box office and has even crossed borders and released in Pakistan, with some minor cuts. However a few people are not happy with Pakistan Censor Board chairman Fakhr-r-Alam’s decision to pass the film, as they feel it has a few elements that are anti-Pakistan and anti-Islam.

However Alam has earlier assured movie goers that there were no such elements in the film, and they could highlight any anti-Pakistan content they found in the film. He even encouraged them to watch two other Pakistani films which released with ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ that weekend.

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Responding to the agitation of Pakistani movie-goers he too to twitter to say, “Well NOW I am getting LIFE threats…I guess every Pakistani who is buying tickets is also a traitor then (sic)”

After receiving death threats Alam has appealed to theatre owners in Pakistan to be on high alert, and beef up their security.