Aabeer Gulaal reviews and box office - Page 4

Sardarji 3 made 80cr WW and emerged a BB without India release

AG on the other hand seems to be a washout..i have not read anything about collections anywhere but guess this one is wrapping below 5cr WW..disaster! I guess Sardarji 3 was also helped with a release in pak from where it made 30cr..

Overall..a disastrous outcome..something which they did not see coming when the 1st teaser came out..

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Did Aabeer Gulaal release in Pakistan?

https://www.indiatoday.in/movies/bollywood/story/abir-gulaal-first-reviews-out-critics-call-fawad-khan-vaani-kapoor-film-frustrating-2788190-2025-09-16

Originally posted by: TorinoPasta

And what action should be taken against the sports ministry , our HM, our PM for allowing us to play Pak again even with so much anger and outrage against playing Pak??? Patriotism should only be shown by people from the entertainment industry and Neeraj Chopra, eh???

Nothing will happen they are confident of winning all upcoming polls in Bharat people are blinded by religion🙏🙏

Originally posted by: Clochette

Did Aabeer Gulaal release in Pakistan?

No indian movies are banned in pak since 2019

They only make exceptions for diljeet's punjabi movies. Hosla Rakh (2021) and Sardarji 3 (2025) both released there. Sardarji 3 broke all records in Pakistan.

Fawad Khan is better actor than 99.9% of bollywood actors.

and did i say he is the most drooling looking piece of art!

yeah i hear you all, its hard to digest.

I'm surprised that no one questions why Indian movies are banned in Pakistan, yet people get their knickers in a twist when Pakistani movies or actors are banned in India. Kaunsa unki yahan humare films ke liye thaali leke baite hain ? If that's not double standards — maybe even bigotry — then what is?

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

I'm surprised that no one questions why Indian movies are banned in Pakistan, yet people get their knickers in a twist when Pakistani movies or actors are banned in India. Kaunsa unki yahan humare films ke liye thaali leke baite hain ? If that's not double standards — maybe even bigotry — then what is?

It's a kind of (imo childish) Tit for tat. The "double standard" or the "bigotry" is in other fields, not in the 'you-don't-show-our-movies-so-we-don't-show-yours". The movies are watched anyways if there are interest and devices (on whatever platforms), it's just a monetary loss if banned from theatres, at the end.

Originally posted by: Clochette

It's a kind of (imo childish) Tit for tat. The "double standard" or the "bigotry" is in other fields, not in the 'you-don't-show-our-movies-so-we-don't-show-yours". The movies are watched anyways if there are interest and devices (on whatever platforms), it's just a monetary loss if banned from theatres, at the end.

Movie distributors have choice where they want to distribute their movies. Post pulwana, BW makers decided to not distribute their movies to pak. The ban on indian movies is more like a cover because they stopped distributing their movies to pak.

Originally posted by: Clochette

It's a kind of (imo childish) Tit for tat. The "double standard" or the "bigotry" is in other fields, not in the 'you-don't-show-our-movies-so-we-don't-show-yours". The movies are watched anyways if there are interest and devices (on whatever platforms), it's just a monetary loss if banned from theatres, at the end.

Reciprocity isn’t bigotry.

Tit for tat? You say it like India’s reacting irrationally — LoL this is not some schoolyard spat. Pakistani bans on Indian films have existed since 1965. That’s nearly 60 years of one-sided hostility. And yet, every time India decides to restrict access or pull back support, suddenly it's "childish" or "political" or "bigoted."

If mutual respect and exchange aren’t part of the deal, why should the door always be open just one way?

It’s only a monetary loss for them, because they’ve never allowed our films in their cinemas — even though Bollywood fuels half their pop culture and memes.

So when India finally chooses not to keep extending that one-sided courtesy, it’s not about being petty — it’s about being fair.