Pakistan, April 9 -- Pakistani writer Bee Gul has raised concerns over what she describes as inconsistent and problematic censorship standards in the country's television industry.

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Speaking on a talk show, Gul highlighted the contrasting treatment of content in her recent drama Aik Aur Pakeezah compared to other mainstream productions. She revealed that a scene from her show, which depicted a sensitive narrative involving coercion and blackmail, faced strict censorship. Even a brief visual of the male lead's bare shoulder had to be blurred despite its relevance to the storyline.

Gul contrasted this with other dramas that freely portray male actors in shirtless scenes intended f...