MUMBAI: Akshay Kumar’s ‘Baby’ was released worldwide on Friday, except in Pakistan. The film revolves around an undercover unit, formed to keep an eye on the movements of terrorist groups and to nix their plans to disrupt peace and harmony. It is facing a ban in the neighboring country after they alleged that the film portrays Muslims in a bad light.

Kumar claimed that the film is not made to target any particular religion or community. “No this is not a film against Pakistan. I don’t like to do films against any nation and this too is no different,” he said.

While some claim that there has been a deliberate attempt at mentioning Ajmal Kasab in a particular scene, others have also protested against the usage of Muslim names like Taufique, Jamal, Bilal to show terrorists in the film. “In Baby we have not taken the name as to which country is the terrorist from. It is some people who are bad but not the entire country. You can’t judge an entire nation on the basis of a few hundred people who are committing crimes and doing wrong things. So I will never do such kind of films where people portray a country or religion in bad light,” Kumar clarified.