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Summary Pakistan has banned India's James Bond, outlawing a high-octane Bollywood action flick.
In the film, an Indian secret agent thwarts Pakistani spies from detonating a nuclear bomb in Delhi.Agent Vinod, which grossed $9.7 million on its opening weekend, shows an Indian agent jetting around the world, dodging assassins to save his country from nuclear armageddon plotted by terrorists.Saif Ali Khan, its producer and star, has defended the film, but unsurprisingly Pakistani censors took a dim view, and rightly so because it is yet another attempt to malign the country.The film contains anti-Pakistan material, the Film Censor Boards deputy chairman Ashraf Gondal told a news agency.
