Sarmad Khoosat’s award-winning film Zindagi Tamasha seems to have run into trouble once again. As the film gears up for release in Pakistan, the filmmaker took to social media to reveal that “a few troublemakers” were creating hurdles in its release “for their political ends.” میں بھی پاکستان ہوں An open letter to: @ImranKhanPTI @ArifAlvi #Chiefjusticeofpakistan #Chiefofthearmystaffpakiatan #ministerofinformationpakistan @DanyalGilani #censorboardofpakistan #ZindagiTamasha #pakistanicinema pic.twitter.com/D10lS1V1gw — Sarmad Khoosat (@KhoosatSarmad) January 16, 2020 In an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Imran Khan, President Dr Arif Alvi, Chief Justice of Pakistan, Chief of the Army Staff and Minister for Information, Khoosat detailed the problems his film was facing in its release. Along with that, he clarified that “As a law-abiding citizen and with full conviction that there is nothing offensive or malicious in the film, in response I submitted the film for...