Calling
the
ban
of
his
movie
Agent
Vinod
in
Pakistan
a
'shame',
actor
Saif
Ali
Khan
said
that
the
film
is
of
'no
offence
to
anyone.'
Saif
admitted
that
he
was
under
an
illusion
that
the
Pakistanis
might
be
very
proud
of
the
fact
that
the
heroine
(Kareena
Kapoor)
in
the
movie
is
playing
a
Pakistani
girl.
A
leading
daily
recently
learnt
about
a
post
by
Atrium
cinema,
a
multiplex
chain
in
Karachi,
that
stated
the
Pakistan
censor
board
has
banned
Saif
Ali
Khan's
Agent
Vinod
in
the
country.
The
core
reason
for
the
ban
is
due
to
the
references
to
the
ISI
that
could
hurt
the
sentiments
of
Pakistani
people.
Defending
his
film,
a
smart
Saif
said
that
the
ban
in
Pakistan
will
also
lead
to
increase
in
its
piracy.
"Pakistan
forms
a
large
portion
of
our
audience.
The
minute
you
put
a
censorship
or
ban,
people
will
make
sure
they
watch
it.
And
we
want
them
to
see
the
film.
In
fact
we
wanted
them
to
see
the
mujra
performed
by
Kareena.”
So
Saif,
are
you
indirectly
trying
to
inspire
the
Pakistani
citizens
to
watch
your
film?