Wonder if the ‘Flying Jatt’ makers have deleted the scenes that Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) objected to, but its lead crew Tiger Shroff and Jacqueline Fernandez landed in Amritsar on Aug 20 to begin a promotional tour. The movie will release on August 25.The actors and the crew paid obeisance at the Golden Temple, where they said nothing about the controversy or the deleting of any content. The SGPC doesn’t know if the changes were carried out. SGPC president Avtar Singh Makkar said the SGPC film committee had reviewed ‘Flying Jatt’ and conveyed its reservations to Balaji Motion Pictures, who have promised to delete the scene. This is to recall that Tiger Shroff plays a Sikh who turns into a superhero and dons a blue bodysuit along with a cape and a mask in the movie. The SGPC objection was to Tiger’s turban and ‘khanda’ (Sikh military emblem) on his outfit. The khanda on the superhero’s outfit didn’t look authentic. Amrita Singh, who plays Tiger’s mother, is shown drinking, which is inappropriate portrayal of a Sikh wife or mother.