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Shamoon Abbasi's directorial adventure, Durj, which had been restricted by the Central Board of Film Censors (CBFC) only a couple of days before its Pakistani discharge on October 18, is presently all set to hit films in the coming days, in the wake of getting a green sign from the blue pencil sheets.  We revealed before that the film, which depends on obvious occasions and spins around the topic of barbarianism, was restricted by the Pakistani blue pencil sheets referring to that the film depends on a matter that isn't 'a piece of our convention or culture'. Be that as it may, Shamoon Abbasi, who was very puzzled with the circumstance, engaged the CBFC to survey the film for a second time with another board of judges/investigators. As per ongoing reports Durj, which was looked into on October 14, has been cleared by blue pencil sheets to discharge in Pakistan with minor cuts.  On-screen character and executive Shamoon Abbasi took to web-based life to repo...