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Censor chief Pahlaj Nihalani is all set to return to his first love: filmmaking. And he won’t work with any of the established A-listers. Apparently when news spread of Nihalani’s plans to return to film production after 9 years, actors Akshay Kumar and Govinda with whom Nihalani shares a cordial relationship in the past were considered as sold back-ups for the producer’s comebackRead More

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Anaarkali not Sanskari enough, Censor Board? If some latest developments are to go by, Swara Bhaskar’s upcoming film ‘Anaarkali of Aarah’ has landed itself into hot waters with the Cbfc. As per reports, the Censor Board wants as many as 11 cuts in the film, which is rather shocking! Out of the 11 scenes which are under the Censor’s scanner, one scene which has been proposed to be chopped off is the trailer that features actor Sanjay Tripathi talking to the lead, Swara bhaskar: “Amitabh Bachchan ke entry li hain aur chah rahi hain hum Amrish Puri banein!” Another scene features the word ‘Arjun’ in a poem, which according to the Censor Board might irk certain audiences. After the cuts are approved, the film is expected to get ‘A’ certification. Fighting the cuts? However, the director isn’t planning to protest or fight the cuts. Speaking about the issue,...

After the Up government welcomed filmmakers to come and shoot movies in the state, we now hear that Bihar too wants to join the list. In fact, the Bihar Government is ready to provide complete cooperation from their side to the filmmakers who want to shoot there.

For the same, it is being said that a few of these government authorities like Minister of Art and Culture Shiv Chandra Ram, Development Commissioner of Bihar Shishir Sinha, Managing Director - Bihar State Film Development and Finance Corporation, Ganga Kumar among others will be arriving in Mumbai for a meeting with the film representatives. Ashoke Pandit, filmmaker and Censor Board member revealed that the Indian Film and Television Director's Association (Iftda) have decided to hold this meeting in order to understand the possibilities, the obstacles they may face, so that they can enhance the shooting process and make it easier, like the...

Popular actress of the 90s Mamta Kulkarni who was last seen in the Dev Anand film Censor has over the years had her run-ins with the law. Now we hear that the Thane police have arrested Vicky in what is being considered as the largest drugs bust in recent times. Apparently, the Thane police have named Vicky as one of the masterminds in the large consignment of drugs which was seized amounting to approximately 18,627 kg of ephedrine (a medicine abused to make Crystal Meth), worth over Rs 2,000 crore. While the police have arrested five people which includes two from the now defunct unit of pharmaceutical company Avon in Solapur, it is learnt that Vicky had met Punit, one of the other masterminds, in 2013. Post this meeting Vicky had been routing drugs from the Us through Gujarat into various cities of India.

After the trailer of the Vir Das-Boman Irani starrer film Santa Banta Pvt Ltd. , went viral, Charan Singh Sapra (Congress Mlc from Mulund) and his supporters felt that the dialogues were indecent and filthy and the script of the film was offensive and that it showed the Sikh community in very poor light. His lawyer B.A. Desai also showed the film's posters to the bench allegedly claiming indecency by the film's actors. He also urged the Censor Board to withdraw its certificate issued to the producers to screen the film. Besides stating that the film's dialogues went against the Constitution's spirit, he also added that the jokes on 'sardarji' were intended to defame them (the community). He also stated that the film's release would lead to public disorder and also could possibly also lead to a law and order situation. Lastly, he requested for an interim relief to stall the film's release.

The Delhi government's decision to send letters to wives of Shah Rukh Khan, Govinda, Ajay Devgn and Arbaaz Khan, stars who endorse tobacco-related products has come as a welcome surprise to the Censor Board Of Film Certification (Cbfc). It also comes as a surprise to know that the Cbfc has placed a complete ban on gutka ads. Says the Cbfc chairperson Pahlaj Nihalani, "We do not even consider paan masala and any tobacco-related advertisement for censor certification. In other words, no ads related to tobacco products can be submitted to the Censor Board." So, how did they end up being shown on various home viewing media? Shrugs Nihalani, "Wherever they are shown, they are done without censor certification. You will have to ask the Information and Broadcasting Ministry. Why are ads for tobacco-related products featuring actors like Shah Rukh Khan, Manoj Bajpayee and Ajay Devgn and Govinda being shown on...

After getting a tremendous response for their ‘teaser’ motion poster, Guddu left many shocked as he unveiled his ‘golden’ Gun with the trailer release of the much-awaited Guddu Ki Gun. And the response to the bold yet funny trailer is so overwhelming and full of L-o-l and R-o-f-l feedback, that it’s hardly surprising to see that the trailer was trending on twitter within a few hours of its release. The motion poster which made the imaginations run wild was even trending on twitter with curious moviegoers tweeting about the kinky comedy, ‘erecting on October 30!’

Unleash the naughty in you and peep into the ‘private’ life of Guddu by watching the trailer of Guddu Ki Gun and unzip the world of the lovable and cocky Bihari casanova when his errr …life …turns golden!

Writer-director duo Shantanu and Sheershak say, “We have received hilarious response to the motion poster and people...

For all those cinema lovers who are planning to catch up on a Bollywood film at 6 pm in a multiplex, you will have to rethink about your plans. The reason being Maharashtra's Culture Minister Vinod Tawde's announcement that the multiplexes should now be screening Marathi films during the prime time from 6pm to 9pm. This decision was taken in the state assembly which was held yesterday.

Tawade reasoned his move stating that when Ashok Chavan was the acting Chief Minister, he had given concessions to multiplexes that the morning time (shows) will be reserved for Marathi cinemas. Tawade added that, he has only changed the same to prime time now, but had not changed the number of shows the multiplexes will have to organize.

Tawade's decision has met with mixed reaction from the Bollywood fraternity. While on one hand, Ritesh Deshmukh termed the decision as 'welcome news', on the other hand,...

The controversial new film Unfreedom has unveiled its first theatrical trailer. Banned in India and featuring an ensemble cast including Victor Banerjee, the provocative film will be released uncut in U.S. theaters on May 29.

Unfreedom juxtaposes two powerful and unflinching contemporary stories about religious fundamentalism and intolerance. Shifting between New York and New Delhi, one tale follows a Muslim terrorist who kidnaps a liberal Muslim scholar in order to silence him, while the other charts the travails of a young woman whose devout father tries to force her into an arranged marriage, which she resists because she is secretly in love with another woman. The four characters come face to face with gruesome acts of violence in battles of identity, sexuality, religion, love, and family.

Written and directed by Kumar, the film stars Victor Banerjee (A Passage to India, Meherjaan), Bhanu Uday (Monsoon), Bhavani Lee, Preeti Gupta, Seema Rahmani (Good Night Good Morning,...

When a film is “banned” by the Censor Board of Film Certification, you know you are onto something. Well, that is exactly the case with Raj Amit Kumar’s film Unfreedom.

Homosexuality.

Islam.

Thinking outside of convention.

Unfreedom breaks all the “rules”.

The film follows two different lives, the storyline pivoting on a female same-sex relationship and the dangers of religious extremism.

Shifting between New York and Delhi, one story explores the kidnapping of a liberal Muslim scholar by a Muslim terrorist. The other story dives into a woman’s journey -a woman secretly in love with another woman. She faces the challenges of this love when she refuses an arranged marriage set up by her religious father.

Classified as “too controversial” for release in India, the film will release in North American theatres on the 29th of May 2015 and simultaneously on digital channels via Film Buff.

The juxtaposition of...

Dark Frames, a new distribution company dedicated to bringing high-quality, non-Bollywood Indian films to North American and international audiences through theatrical and digital channels, will release its first title, Unfreedom, on May 29, it was announced today by Dark Frames’ founder, Raj Amit Kumar. Veteran film marketer and distributor Mark Urman of Paladin is partnering with Dark Frames to lead the marketing and distribution of its release slate. Dark Frames will also partner with Film Buff to distribute Unfreedom at the same time on Cable VOD and other digital platforms.

Unfreedom juxtaposes two powerful and unflinching contemporary stories about religious fundamentalism and intolerance. Shifting between New York and New Delhi, one tale follows a Muslim terrorist who kidnaps a liberal Muslim scholar in order to silence him, while the other charts the travails of a young woman whose devout father tries to force her into an arranged marriage, which she resists...

Earlier this week we had reported that the soon to release Farah Khan directed multi- starrer Happy New Year was all set to be a three hour entertainer. Now we hear that the film that was recently screened for officials of the Censor Board of Film Certification (Cbfc) has been awarded a 'U' certificate. "We, at Red Chillies Entertainment (Rce), have always believed in making a film which can be enjoyed by one and all. And with U certificate attached to the film it is only going to enhanced the potential and appeal right from the kids to youngsters to adults. From the day Farah and I decided to make Happy New Year, we wanted it to be a wholesome family entertainer and now with Censor's U certificate on it, we can proudly say that this Diwali go out with your family and watch Happy New Year because as...

Very recently the Censor Board of Film Certification (Cbfc) found itself in the eye of a storm with the involvement of the Cbfc CEO Rakesh Kumar being accused of accepting bribes to expedite the certification process. Following this a number of changes have been implemented within the Cbfc as well as in the process of certification. Thanks to these new rules and regulations that are being enforced, a number of filmmakers have been finding it increasingly difficult to certify their films. Now we hear that the latest to face such trouble is the Yash Raj Film Kill Dil featuring Ranveer Singh, Parineeti Chopra, Ali Fazal and Govinda. In fact, it is learnt that the makers of the film were forced to reconsider and adapt their marketing strategies and campaigns due to a delay in the clearance of the film's trailer. The reason behind this delay are the new rules that...

Recent news of the involvement of the CEO of the Censor Board of Film Certification, Rakesh Kumar, in corruption shocked the industry. After allegations of Kumar accepting bribes to pass films came to light, an investigation into the same had been launched. Post the investigation Kumar had been remanded to judicial custody, for which he had later applied for bail. However, on Friday a special Cbi court rejected his bail application on the grounds that investigations in the bribery case indicated that even the co-accused in the scam were working at his behest. Further citing other evidence, like witness statements that show co-accused 'worked at Rakesh Kumar's behest' and the fact that Rs 10 lakhs had been recovered from Kumar's house along with 33 branded watches and Rs 65 lakhs worth of jewellery. While rejecting the bail application, special Cbi judge Rn Joshi observed that even though the alleged crime was not heinous,...

On Tuesday, the Ministry Of Information & Broadcasting took the decision to suspend the disgraced CEO of the Censor Board Of Film Certification (Cbfc) Rakesh Kumar after Kumar's arrest. A senior officer from the I &B Ministry said, "Rakesh Kumar has left our Ministry looking compromised and embarrassed. This is the biggest embarrassment for our Ministry in recent times. We would have suspended him the moment the scandal broke out. But we wanted to wait until the Cbi provided the documented allegations. We still haven't received the papers from the Cbi. But now with his arrest, we are going ahead with the suspension." The aftermath of the scandal that has rocked the Cbfc has been far-reaching. One hears from reliable sources that the Information & Broadcasting Ministry is considering scrapping the Cbfc. I & B sources stoutly deny this suggestion. "We are definitely not looking at scrapping the Cbfc. That is a ridiculous idea.

Recently, it was reported that the CEO of the Censor Board of Film Certification (Cbfc) had been booked after a Cbfc panel member and an agent were held accepting bribe allegedly on his behalf. Now we hear that Kumar has been arrested by the Cbi in a different case of bribery. This arrest comes after the Cbi was led to evidence of Rakesh Kumar's involvement in bribery being accepted from film producers to expedite certification by a different agent who was being interrogated for a while now. Rakesh Kumar will now be produced in court on Tuesday, post which the Cbi expects to dig out more information in the case involving collusion between the Cbfc and film producers. Interestingly, this arrest came after Sarvesh Jaiswal, who was also arrested and subsequently interrogated in the first bribery case, lead the investigative team to another agent named Kishanpalli. Later on interrogating Kishanpalli,...

Anything for a laugh? No more, it seems. When it comes to religious sentiments, the Narendra Modi government has communicated very strict guidelines to the Censor Board. No improper jokes on proper names, no matter which religious community, the name may belong to. One of the first films to get an axe under the strict terms of Modi-fications is Akshay Kumar's comedy film Entertainment. The character played by Johnny Lever is named Abdullah in the film. The Cbfc (the Censor Board Of Film Certification) which viewed the film late last week has asked for Johnny Lever's character's name to be changed. Says a source, "Lever's character is named Abdullah which is a very sacred name. Throughout the film other characters keep mispronouncing Abdullah's name, calling him all sorts of things like 'rashogollah' and 'mashallah'. The Cbfc has asked the film's producers and co-directors Sajid-Farhad to change Johnny Lever...

The Allahabad High Court on Thursday banned the Sanjay Leela Bhansali film Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela that released on November 15. The Lucknow bench of the court comprising justices Devi Prasad Singh and Ashok Pal Singh passed the ban order based on a petition filed by Maryada Purshottam Bhagwan Ramleela Samiti, Bahraich.

As per the petition filed, the petitioner requested for cancellation of the Censor Board certification given to the film on November 1 and sought that controversial and objectionable dialogues be removed from the film. The said petition contended that the hurt religious sentiment of Hindus and its title 'Ramleela' was giving a wrong message to society.

Featuring Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, the film has been doing well at the Box Office collecting Rs. 76.05 crores since its release.

Lucknow, Nov 21: Sanjay Leela Bhansali's latest flick "Goliyon Ki Raasleela - Ram Leela" was banned in Uttar Pradesh by the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court Thursday.

A bench of Justice Ashok Pal Singh and Justice Devi Prasad Singh passed the ban order while hearing a petition filed by Maryada Purshottam Bhagwan Ramleela Samiti from Bahraich.

In their petition, the Samiti claimed that the film, starring Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone and released Nov 15, had controversial and objectionable dialogues and had sought the cancellation of the Censor Board certificate to the film.

The petitioners.

Social Activist Teena Sharma has demanded for a Cbi enquiry against the Censor Board of Film Certification (Cbfc) as the activist believes that double-meaning dialogues, foul language and explicit scenes are used freely in films.

Apparently, the double meaning dialogues of Anil and Ameesha in Race 2 left her fuming and she even criticized the recently released D-Day for featuring a sex scene between Shruti Hassan and Arjun Rampal, despite being in the category of U/A films. According to her, films released recently have violated the Cinematograph Act 1952, The Young Persons Act, 1956 and The Indecent Representation of Women Act, 1986. The activist is quite motivated to support this campaign, despite the fact that she does not have many supporters for it.

The hearing on her case will be held on August 7.

Chennai, April 22: Akkineni Nagarjuna-starrer Telugu romantic-drama "Greeku Veerudu" has been passed with U/A-certificate by the Censor Board of Film Certification (Cbfc) of India. It is releasing worldwide May 3.

Confirming the same, a source from the film's unit told Ians: "The film has been passed with U/A-certificate with no cuts.

Featuring Nayanthara, Meera Chopra, K. Vishwanath, Brahmanadam, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Sarath Babu and M.S. Narayana, "Greeku Veerudu" is directed by Kondapalli Dasaradh Kumar.

Siva Prasad Reddyhas produced the film, which has music by S.S. Thaman.

Ians...

Advertisements for Khiladi 786 have reportedly been banned in Pakistan following concerns that the film's title might offend Muslims. The number '786' is of important religious significance to Muslims. To avoid offending religious sensibilities, the Pakistan Censor Board has prohibited cinema halls and distributors from releasing the movie's trailers and ordered that billboards for the film be removed, Pti reports. Chairman of The Pakistan Censor Board Raja Mustafa Haider said: "The appearance of banners for the film in Rawalpindi and other areas was brought to my notice and I asked the City District Government Rawalpindi to remove all of them." Haider explained that the film, starring Akshay Kumar, (more)...

Films that gained a ‘cult following’ over the years,despite being unnoticed on release

Silsila

Yash Chopra is looked upon as the grandfather of candyfloss romance, an antithesis to the more ‘artistic’ genre of films. One wonders why. Here’s what his early films were about:

Unwed mothers and illegitimate children – Dhool ka Phool (1959)

Partition and the rise of Hindu fundamentalism – Dharmputra (1961)

Taut, song less thriller about a fugitive, a lone woman and a corpse – Ittefaq (1969)

A man who lives with his wife and the ‘other woman’, Hindi Cinema’s first Ménage à trois- Daag (1973)

In 1981, we had another of his equally risqué works, Silsila. Expectedly, sparks flew when the Screen God of the time shared screen space with the reigning diva. Rekha and Amitabh were quite an item on screen and allegedly, off screen too. The grapevine has it that Chopra was inspired to make Silsila on this relationship...

Actors can come and go but very few manage to paint a career to span over 6 decades. Yesterday the world was forced to say goodbye to such a legend and the film industry left a little empty with the passing of the great Dev Anand,who despite being 88 years of age was loved for his ever youthful personality. The ‘Evergreen Romantic Superstar’ passed away during the night in London following a cardiac arrest. His son Suneil stayed by his father’s bedside throughout the night. It is understood that he had attended a medical check up in London as a result of continuos ill health over the past few days.

Dev was born 26 September 1923 to the proud Punjabi-speaking Anand family. After graduation from Government College, Lahore, British India a young Dev Anand left his hometown to travel to Bombay for work at a Military Censor Office. The film industry...

Delhi Belly is not only one of the biggest hits of this year but has also become a cult film of Bollywood in its own way. Though the film going audiences loved Delhi Belly, the content of film is still being questioned by certain section of people. The Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court recently issued notices to Aamir Khan Productions, Department of Information and Broadcasting and Censor Board of Film Certification challenging the public exhibition certificate issued to Delhi Belly. The said notices were apparently issued by the bench of Justice Uma Nath Singh and Justice Anil Kumar on a writ petition seeking to quash the certificate for public exhibition, on grounds that film had indecent, immoral, abusive language that it is clear violation of section 5B of the Cinematograph Act The court has given the respondents four weeks time to file a reply.

Delhi Belly is not only one of the biggest hits of this year but has also become a cult film of Bollywood in its own way. Though the film going audiences loved Delhi Belly, the content of film is still being questioned by certain section of people. The Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court recently issued notices to Aamir Khan Productions, Department of Information and Broadcasting and Censor Board of Film Certification challenging the public exhibition certificate issued to Delhi Belly. The said notices were apparently issued by the bench of Justice Uma Nath Singh and Justice Anil Kumar on a writ petition seeking to quash the certificate for public exhibition, on grounds that film had indecent, immoral, abusive language that it is clear violation of section 5B of the Cinematograph Act The court has given the respondents four weeks time to file a reply.

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...

We had recently reported that Sheetalbhabhi.com, a film inspired by the popular online pornographic comic strip savitabhabhi.com, had run into trouble with the Censor Board. Well the film is finally ready to release, but with a lot of cuts. The major bone of contention was a sex scene between actors Jatin Garewall and Monalisa. Says producer Mahendra Dhariwal, “It was an intimate love making scene. We tried to convince the board, but they had their way and cut it to about 40 seconds from the original one-and-a-half-minute long scene.” Apparently, even Garewall had a few reservations. “He is newly married ...