PIB Fact Check Denies Release Of Film ‘Aabeer Gulaal’ In India

Several media outlets and social media users recently circulated reports claiming that the upcoming film ‘Aabeer Gulaal’, starring Fawad Khan and Vaani Kapoor, would release in Indian cinemas on September 26, 2025.

The news quickly gained traction, prompting fans to share the release date widely on various platforms.

The reports created excitement among movie enthusiasts, with many expressing anticipation to watch the film featuring the popular actors. However, the accuracy of these claims remained unclear, leading to questions about official clearances and censorship approvals.

PIB Fact Check Clarifies the Claim is Fake

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) stepped in to verify the information and issued a fact-check statement. In its official communication, PIB confirmed that the reports regarding the release of ‘Aabeer Gulaal’ in India are false.

PIB clarified that no official clearance has been granted by the Indian authorities for the release of this film in the country. The bureau’s statement explicitly warned audiences and media outlets to refrain from spreading unverified information.

Official Statement by PIB

Taking to X, the PIB Fact Check posted, “It is being claimed by several media outlets that the film “Aabeer Gulaal” starring Fawad Khan and Vaani Kapoor will release in Indian cinemas on September 26, 2025. #PIBFactCheck This claim is FAKE No such clearance has been granted for this film.”

Fans of the actors initially welcomed the news with enthusiasm, but PIB’s clarification quickly corrected the narrative.

Social media users acknowledged the update, while others expressed surprise at how rapidly unverified news spreads online.

Experts note that misinformation can cause confusion and undue excitement among audiences.

PIB’s proactive approach demonstrates the importance of fact-checking and the need for media literacy in the digital age.

By issuing timely clarifications, authorities ensure that the public receives accurate information and prevent the circulation of rumours that can mislead moviegoers and the general public.

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