The differences between India and Pakistan are not hidden from anyone. The relationship between the two countries is not very special and the effect of this war is also visible on the cinema. Many such actors come to India from Pakistan, who want to make a career in Bollywood and have earned a name by coming here. But many Indian TV serials and reality shows have been banned in Pakistan. Let us tell you those serials and the reason for their ban.
Big Boss
Bigg Boss is one of the most popular reality shows in India. So far 15 seasons have come of this reality show of Salman Khan and now the fans are waiting for the 16th season. However, the show is banned in Pakistan. The reason for this is the hate speech spoken in the show. Celebs are seen as contestants in this show. Meanwhile, there are many disputes between them in sports and games, due to which there has been a ruckus between the celebs. That is why the Government of Pakistan has banned this show.
Naagin
After ‘Bigg Boss’, the second name in this list is ‘Naagin’, which is a popular serial of Ekta Kapoor. Many actresses have been seen as serpents in this show and the TRP of this show is also in discussion. Not only this, this show is also very much liked in Pakistan. The first season of this serial was telecast in Pakistan but after its season 1, the government of Pakistan banned it 2 days before the release of the second season.
Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain
Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain is a comedy serial in which Shilpa Shinde played the role of Angoori Bhabhi. But now Shubhangi Atre is playing this role. In this serial, the story of two such neighbors has been shown, who pay more attention to each other’s wife. According to India, the concept of this show is absolutely fine but Pakistan this show was banned.
Qubool Hai
Surbhi Jyoti and Karan Singh Grover starrer serial ‘Qubool Hai’ was telecast from the year 2012 to 2016. An Indian Muslim family was shown in the story of this serial. But this show was also banned in Pakistan. Let us tell you that this serial is given the credit of starting new stories based on Muslim society on the Indian small screen.