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Singham Again: Censor Board Cuts 7.12 Minutes Of Film Including Ram , Sita & Raavan References

Rohit Shetty's cop-universe film 'Singham Again' seems to be not so solid atleast as far as the censors are concered. The big Diwali release has been asked to make some changes by the Central Board of Film Certification by editing some seven minutes of film footage. Simmba's flirting scene, Kareena Kapoor's dialogues, references to Lord Ram, Sita, Hanuman and refrences to Raavan have been asked to be censored.  As per a Bollywood Hungama report, the CBFC made many cuts related to Lord Ram, Sita, and Lord Hanuman from Ramayan. Even a dialogue where Arjun Kapoor's character Zubair compares himself to Raavan has also been asked to be edited.  Censor cuts “At two places, the Examining Committee asked the makers to suitably modify the 23-second-long ‘match cut’ visuals depictions of Lord Rama, ...
Politics

Is BJP Blocking Kangana’s Movie? Here’s What Co-Producer Zee Claimed In Court

The Bombay High Court on Thursday directed the CBFC to decide on certificate to Kangana Ranaut starrer movie 'Emergency' by September 25. The court said that creative freedom can't be curtailed on apprehension of public disorder and directed the CBFC to decide on certificate for film 'Emergency'. The court today took strong exception of delay by CBFC and said that the Censor Board is not required to worry about law and order implications while certifying a movie.  Is BJP Blocking Its Own MP's Film? During the hearing today, the co-producers (Zee Entertainment Enterprises) of the movie "Emergency" told the Bombay High Court that the film starring BJP member of parliament (MP) Kangana Ranaut, is being blocked from release at the behest of the BJP itself, the LiveLaw reported. Appearing for t...
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Prasoon Joshi at TOI Dialogues Uttarakhand: We have to make efforts to ensure that culture doesn’t get lost in the noise | – Times of India

At the recent TOI Dialogues Uttarakhand, celebrated lyricist and chairman of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Prasoon Joshi, spoke passionately about the importance of staying true to one's cultural roots, particularly in the context of Uttarakhand's growing film and creative industries. Known for his innovative approach, Joshi shared his thoughts on how the local culture and talent can play a pivotal role in shaping Uttarakhand’s identity in the film world.Joshi, who has made significant contributions to Indian cinema and advertising, reflected on his connection to Uttarakhand.He expressed his gratitude for being invited to the dialogue, stating, "They often talk about someone who is the son of the soil, who is sitting in Bombay (Mumbai) and should be contributing. I am tha...
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Kangana Ranaut’s ‘Emergency’ Gets U/A Certificate By Censor Board; Scenes Cut Disclaimer Added

Actor-politician Kangana Ranaut's film 'Emergency' has been granted a UA certificate by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). According to media reports, the filmmakers have been instructed to cut certain scenes and add disclaimers to a few sequences, particularly those depicting historical events. The film's release date has not yet been finalized. Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' gets U/A certificate A UA certificate means the film is suitable for viewers of all ages, though parental guidance is advised. Reports indicate that 'Emergency' was submitted to the censor board for review on July 8. However, the film encountered controversy last month when several Sikh organizations, including Akal Takht and the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, called for a ban due to its portraya...
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‘Need To Tread Cautiously On…’: Govt Sources As Kangana Ranaut’s ‘Emergency’ Awaits CBFC Nod

New Delhi, Sep 2 (PTI) Government is learnt to be treading a cautious line on the row over Kangana Ranaut starrer 'Emergency' after the top Sikh religious body, Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee, raised certain objections over the film. The film directed by Ranaut - the BJP Lok Sabha member from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh - was scheduled for release on September 6 but is yet to get a clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). "We need to tread a cautious line on matters of religion," a senior government source said when asked about the row over 'Emergency', in which Ranaut plays the role of former prime minister, the late Indira Gandhi. The source said SGPC has raised certain objections over the movie and the same need to be taken seriously. The source said that th...
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Kangana Ranaut reveals she nearly lost Gangster to Chitrangda Singh: ‘Mahesh Bhatt thought I was too young for the role’ | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Kangana Ranaut recently shared that she almost lost her role in the Mahesh Bhatt produced film Gangster. She revealed that Mahesh Bhatt initially doubted her ability to play the role because he thought she was too young. She recounted how she managed to secure her role in the film even after nearly losing it to Chitrangda Singh.In an interview with The Lallantop, Kangana explained that Anurag Basu, who had directed the hit film 'Murder' before 'Gangster,' was searching for a new actress for his upcoming film while she was actively auditioning.She recalled going to their studio in Juhu for the audition, where Anurag informed her that he had received her photos. He then asked her to perform a few tasks, including a drunk scene, showing how she cried, and delivering some dialogues. After comp...
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Kangana Ranaut claps back at SAD chief Simranjit Singh Mann’s comments: This country will never stop trivialising rape | – Times of India

The Shiromani Akali Dal's (SAD) Amritsar chief, Simranjit Singh Mann has come under fire for his comments against actress and BJP MP, Kangana Ranaut. As the SAD's Delhi unit urged the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to stop the release of the Ranaut-starrer 'Emergency', citing the potential to incite communal tension and spread misinformation, the party's Amritsar Chife came under fire for his remarks. In a clip posted on ANI, a journalist asks Mann to share his comments on Kangana's allegations that "bodies were seen hanging and rapes were taking place," at the farmer's protests. He said, "I don't want to say this but (Kangana) Ranaut has a lot of experience of rape and you can ask her how rape happens so that people can be explained how rape happens..."Watch the video below: C...