Sunny Leone's Masti Is Still Gross
Here's the latest update from the world of Bollywood. We bet you wouldn't want to miss this. Read on for details... ...Despite the director Milap Zaveri having revised the film
Producer Pritish Nandy has tried high and low to get a censor certificate for his upcoming Sunny Leone starrer Mastizaade - but in vain. Not too long ago, the film was rejected by the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT). This was only the second time in the history of Bollywood that a film had been rejected by the Tribunal, the first being Rajkumar Kohli's Jaani Dushman. SpotboyE.com now has it that the Censor Board has rejected the film yet again.
Nandy, who had the option to approach the Court after FCAT did not endorse his film, instead decided to tone down its adult content. On Thursday, he came back to the Censor Board with a revised version of the film.
The screening was held at NFDC, Worli. Nandy and Milap both attended. The duo waited with bated breath for the verdict. Alas!
The Censor Board members who saw the film on Thursday felt that the content is still too explicit.
First, the Examining Committee refused to clear the movie (SpotboyE.com, May 18). Nandy then took his project to the Revising Committee. However, they too rejected the film (SpotboyE.com, June 3), saying that the film is in bad taste. Nandy, who was present at both the screenings, had no option now but to go to the Tribunal. The producer even used his political connections to get the film passed.
What next, Nandy? Do we finally see you heading to the Court?
We texted Nandy's daughter Rangita but she chose not to respond. Ditto for Milap Zaveri.
Nandy, who had the option to approach the Court after FCAT did not endorse his film, instead decided to tone down its adult content. On Thursday, he came back to the Censor Board with a revised version of the film.
The screening was held at NFDC, Worli. Nandy and Milap both attended. The duo waited with bated breath for the verdict. Alas!
The Censor Board members who saw the film on Thursday felt that the content is still too explicit.
First, the Examining Committee refused to clear the movie (SpotboyE.com, May 18). Nandy then took his project to the Revising Committee. However, they too rejected the film (SpotboyE.com, June 3), saying that the film is in bad taste. Nandy, who was present at both the screenings, had no option now but to go to the Tribunal. The producer even used his political connections to get the film passed.
What next, Nandy? Do we finally see you heading to the Court?
We texted Nandy's daughter Rangita but she chose not to respond. Ditto for Milap Zaveri.
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