There are many pictures in the silver world that are not allowed to be seen when you are not 18, and there are some pictures that do not meet the clearance of 80 years or more, which means ban is issued. Subsequently, the ban was lifted in many places. There are so many pictures in Bollywood that the sensor board's screw on the script from the scene. Many names of them may be the names you know. See if they are in this list ...
Fire: In 1996, the film, directed by Shabana Azmi and Nandita Das, was directed by Deepa Mehta, the censor board was banned. In this movie, the character of two lesbian women of Indian Hindu family was highlighted, which surrounded the storm of tension. In 1998, the release was released on the release of the film, but with the A rating. However, the name of the character of the Sita is directed to be neat.
Five: Five pictures directed by Anurag Kashyap were created in 1997 in the context of Joshi-Ajayankar serial killer incident. However, the sensor board has been banned for the use of excessive violence, drugs and inhuman language. In 2001, many scenes of the film were dropped but the film was not released until finally. However, there were five film festivals exhibited in foreign countries.
The Bandit Queen: The life of Phoolan Devi was highlighted in the story of Shekhar Kapur. For the use of sexual content, nudity, and some tearful language in the photo view, the baner board is prohibited by the sensor board. Although many prizes have been received in the photo, it is heard that the voice of Phoolan Devi or alleged that some of her important information has been distorted in this film.
CineSnance: The film, created and produced by Vinod Pandey, is a highly controversial film in 2005. One of the prisoners in Kerala who was involved in sexual relations with a girl, wanted to keep the relationship he was secretive. Censor board bans 'cineas' for displaying content and nudity in the film.
Kamasutra, A Tale of Love: The film directed by Mira Nayar was sexually suggestive. The censor board was banned in the film.
Water: In this film directed by Deepa Mehta, in 1938, pictures of helplessness of widows of some monasteries of Benares were highlighted. But Hindutva organizations protested about the content of this film and also destroyed the set of films.
Parzania: This film directed by Rahul Dholakia also brings many awards. This image was created in the context of 2002 Gujarat riots. Although two National Awards were received, the Gujarat government was heard saying that the screening of the movie was banned.
Black Friday: In 1993, the incident of the blasts in Mumbai was highlighted by Anurag Kashyap's docufecture. The film is released after the ban was imposed for two years.
Lipstick Under My Burqa: This black comedy film certification board is said to be the cause of the obstruction of Srivastava, and it is said to be 'female-oriented' and there is 'sexual scenes and abusive'. It is also alleged that there is also 'audio pornography' against this photo. However, this film appears on many film festivals, and this attempt of ornamentation has gained tremendous appreciation.