He argued that the movie contains ‘objectionable content’. The petitioner added that Islam prohibits marriage between a man and a transgender person.
SHC Chief Justice Ahmed Ali Sheikh inquired the petitioner if he has even watched the movie before approaching the court and rejected the application.
Another complaint against the screening of the Saim Sadiq’s directorial debut was filed in Lahore High Court (LHC). The petition stated, “The film contains highly objectionable material which do not conform with the social values and moral standards of our society and is clearly repugnant to the norms of decency and morality.”
The LHC removed objections on the application and directed to fix it for hearing.
Earlier on Monday, the Peshawar High Court (PHC) directed the federal government, law and justice ministry, Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA), Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), and movie’s director and producer to respond by November 23 to a petition seeking ban on the movie Joyland.
The petition stated, “Joyland8 is an un-Islamic and unconstitutional movie and was made to insult their religion, family system, bond and domestic life.
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