Pakistan, Oct. 24 -- Pakistani film Ghost School, which highlights educational challenges in Sindh, is set to be released in the province after the Sindh High Court permitted its screening without any cuts, bringing an end to a three-month legal battle.

Director Seemab Gul said she approached the Sindh High Court after the provincial censor board demanded cuts to certain scenes in the film.

The film follows the story of Rabia, a 10-year-old girl who sets out to discover why the only school in her village has suddenly closed. As she investigates rumours that the school is haunted, she uncovers a reality that highlights the challenges of non-functional schools and barriers to girls' education in Sindh.

Expressing happiness over the court...