Looks like the Bhatt’s were wise on the censor board’s decisions and for saw their decision to scissor their movie. So as their checkmate move, the bhatts have decided that the Board should give them the ‘A’ certificate anyways but at their own cost. For ‘Raaz – The Mystery Continues’ (which is the movie on the operation table here) they don’t mind the A provided they are allowed to keep…
a) The graphic nature of scenes with never-seen-before horror elementsb) Kangna's much-in-news nude scenec) Expletives mouthed by Kangna
While there were talks about the movie being chopped there was no truth to it as the censors were yet to give a certificate for it. The censors are still juggling about giving the film an ‘A’ or a ‘U/A’.
But the Bhatts are ok with the A certificate as long as they have their way. They were not willing to touch the content at all and wanted it to be shown to the audience in the way it was shot. "If someone is in a bath tub, she has to be nude. You don't bathe with your clothes on, right? Moreover, when you would see the film, you would realise that Kangna's nude scene has also a lot to do with audience's imagination.”- says a source.
"It is a moral victory for us. We have managed to retain everything that we had shot for in the film. If we have got the 'A' certificate, then so be it. At least we got it in our terms", says Mahesh Bhatt.
a) The graphic nature of scenes with never-seen-before horror elementsb) Kangna's much-in-news nude scenec) Expletives mouthed by Kangna
While there were talks about the movie being chopped there was no truth to it as the censors were yet to give a certificate for it. The censors are still juggling about giving the film an ‘A’ or a ‘U/A’.
But the Bhatts are ok with the A certificate as long as they have their way. They were not willing to touch the content at all and wanted it to be shown to the audience in the way it was shot. "If someone is in a bath tub, she has to be nude. You don't bathe with your clothes on, right? Moreover, when you would see the film, you would realise that Kangna's nude scene has also a lot to do with audience's imagination.”- says a source.
"It is a moral victory for us. We have managed to retain everything that we had shot for in the film. If we have got the 'A' certificate, then so be it. At least we got it in our terms", says Mahesh Bhatt.
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