Kesari Lal Yadav’s ‘Rang De Basanti’ controversy: Producer Roshan Singh says ‘unnecessary cuts are hurting the essence of our film’ | Hindi Movie News
Kesari Lal Yadav’s new Bhojpuri film ‘Rang De Basanti’ is creating controversy due to its title and storyline. Despite receiving positive feedback from fans upon its trailer release, the film’s fate remains uncertain. It is scheduled to be released on Pan India on March 22nd, but the censor board has raised objections regarding the title, casting doubt on its theatrical release. Amid the debate over the film’s fate and the threat of uncertainty regarding its release date, fans are anxiously awaiting further news.
The CBFC has now allowed the makers of ‘Rang De Basanti’ to retain the title of the Bhojpuri film, but their fight is not over yet. Manufacturers claim that the CBFC has demanded unnecessary cuts, so they have moved the case to court, which will be heard today.
Roshan, the film’s producer, said, “The title fight is over and CBFC allowed us to use the title Rang De Basanti, but at the last moment they gave us unnecessary cuts and we We have moved the court challenging these cuts.”
Roshan further added, “They asked us to reduce the length of action scenes of the protagonists by 50 per cent. Jai Sriram, Allah Ho Akbar, Pawan Sut Hanuman, Bhagwa Flag and others. There are also quite a few words that need to be removed.” ”
Roshan Singh added, “Jai Sriram is often used and Thrissur has been used in the past to kill villains, but I don’t know what the problem is.”
The movie will be released on March 22nd.
The CBFC has now allowed the makers of ‘Rang De Basanti’ to retain the title of the Bhojpuri film, but their fight is not over yet. Manufacturers claim that the CBFC has demanded unnecessary cuts, so they have moved the case to court, which will be heard today.
Roshan, the film’s producer, said, “The title fight is over and CBFC allowed us to use the title Rang De Basanti, but at the last moment they gave us unnecessary cuts and we We have moved the court challenging these cuts.”
Roshan further added, “They asked us to reduce the length of action scenes of the protagonists by 50 per cent. Jai Sriram, Allah Ho Akbar, Pawan Sut Hanuman, Bhagwa Flag and others. There are also quite a few words that need to be removed.” ”
Roshan Singh added, “Jai Sriram is often used and Thrissur has been used in the past to kill villains, but I don’t know what the problem is.”
The movie will be released on March 22nd.
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