The superstar’s Eid release has been given a clean chit by the UAE censor boards, claims co-producer

In what may come as a relief to Salman Khan fans in the UAE, the actor’s Eid release Tubelight has not been subjected to any cuts by the UAE censorship body, tweeted its co-producer.
A seemingly ecstatic Chief Operating Officer of Salman Khan Films, Amar Batula, posted on his Twitter account on June 18 with a claim: “#Tubelight UAE censor just completed! No cuts and PG13 rating! @TubelightKiEid @kabirkhankk @BeingSalmanKhan #Eid2017.”
This claim could not be independently verified by Gulf News tabloid!, but the film has been rated PG13 in local cinemas.
In this Kabir Khan-director war drama, the actor plays the role of a simpleton, working alongside his real-life brother, Sohail Khan.
The film is set in the 1960s, against the backdrop of the Indo-Sino war. Khan’s character is called Tubelight, reportedly due to his slow-on-the-uptake nature. The first song of Tubelight was launched in Dubai in March. The movie will release this Thursday across UAE cinemas.
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