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Justice N.V. Shravan Kumar of the Telangana High Court has suspended the State government’s memo allowing increased ticket prices for Pawan Kalyan’s film OG, including Rs. 800 for premiere shows. The Court also directed police to ensure that minors are barred from viewing the ‘A’ certified film.
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Filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri faced obstacles in Kolkata during the scheduled trailer launch of his film ‘The Bengal Files,’ which he claims was cancelled due to political pressure. Agnihotri criticised what he described as ‘suppression of artistic expression,’ particularly in light of the film’s focus on ‘Direct Action Day’.
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During the July 2 hearing, Justice N. Nagaresh had remarked that the CBFC’s objection to the name “Janaki” was unwarranted.
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The CBFC revising committee, according to sources, had verbally directed the makers of JSK to change the name of the titular character, as Janaki is another name of Goddess Sita.
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The actress recently graced the singing reality show 'Indian Idol', and said that she would like to work with KJo. She extended the offer to him saying that she would make sure that he gets a meaty role.
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The Telangana High Court on Tuesday dismissed a petition seeking to halt the release of the upcoming Telugu film 'Pushpa-2, scheduled for December 5.
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Expresses displeasure with CBFC for not taking a decision on the issuance of a certificate to Kangana Ranaut-starrer film
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The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) have often raised red flags to the content considering it “sensitive” or “potentially disruptive to public order”, leading to snips and legal battles.
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According to makers, the film aims to spotlight the invaluable contributions of the working-class heroes who work tirelessly behind the scenes
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Shiromani Akali Dal's Delhi unit says the movie has the potential to incite communal tension and spread misinformation
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Says terms such as "cripple" and "spastic" have acquired "devalued meanings" in societal perceptions
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Scheduled for release on December 21, 'Dunki' is set to hit theatres a day before Prabhas-starrer 'Salaar,' which releases on December 22.
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The CBFC officer had allegedly demanded the amount as bribe to issue the Censor Certificate for a film made by complainant.
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A CBI press release on Thursday said a private person conspired with others to get a bribe to get the required censor certificate from CBFC for a movie dubbed in Hindi
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CBI has alleged that last month, one of the accused entered into a conspiracy with the others to obtain a bribe of Rs 7 lakhs
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When one will see this film, they will find that there is nothing sceptical in this film, said actress Yami Gautam
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The committee, in its report, noted that the functioning of the board has not witnessed any problem with regard to their numerical strength
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As per trade analyst Taran Adarsh, the censor board has issued an (Adults Only) certificate to the film
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The Bill also empowers the state governments to block websites and URLs hosting pirated content under the Information Technology Act
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Bill has been brought to get relief from the loss of Rs 20,000 crore to piracy, said I&B Minister Anurag Thakur