Suriya's latest film "Massu Engira Masilamani", which hits theatres on Friday, 29 May, has been receiving positive reviews from movie-goers. However, Suriya fans in Kuwait have been left disappointed as the horror comedy film has been banned in the middle eastern country.
Check out "Masss" review HERE
As per the religious beliefs of the country, only God has super powers and reports suggest that the Asian country decided to ban the film as Suriya will be seen with super powers in the film.
However, this is not the first Tamil film that has been banned in Kuwait.
Check out the list of Tamil films banned in Kuwait:
"Demonte Colony"
Arulnithi's horror drama "Demonte Colony" was also reportedly banned in Kuwait. The film, directed by Ajay Gnanamuthu was released worldwide on 22 May, 2015.
"Kanchana 2" - "Ganga"
Another horror comedy -- directed and written by Raghava Lawrence -- also faced issues after the country banned its screening in Kuwait. The film was released on 1 May. Earlier, the prequel of the film, "Muni 2: Kanchana" was also banned in the country in 2011.
"Vishwaroopam"
Kamal Haasan's controversial film "Vishwaroopam" was banned from screening in Kuwait in 2013 fearing that the film might hurt the religious sentiments of the majority in the country.
Apart from these, Bollywood films, including "Yaariyaan", "Badlapur", "Baby", among many others were also recently banned in the country.
Check out the list of films banned in Kuwait this year below:
No update regarding the ban of #Masss in kuwait till now.. Lets wait pic.twitter.com/zpFcrsZQLf
— The Protagonist (@arvinfido) May 26, 2015
Full banned film list in Kuwait HERE