Paresh Rawal Slams CBFC Over ‘Ajey’ Cuts, Questions Censorship Double Standards
Veteran actor Paresh Rawal has spoken out against the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) following their decision to demand 29 cuts from the upcoming biopic ‘Ajey’, based on the life of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Rawal, known for his outspoken nature, expressed his bewilderment at the CBFC’s seemingly inconsistent approach to film certification.
“Bhaukhne Do (Let them bark)”: Rawal’s Response to the Backlash
In an exclusive interview, Rawal responded to the controversy with a defiant “Bhaukhne Do,” implying that he remains unfazed by the criticism. He questioned the CBFC’s rationale for demanding such extensive cuts from ‘Ajey’, particularly when other films containing nudity and potentially more controversial content have been passed with fewer objections.
CBFC’s Demand for 29 Cuts Raises Eyebrows
The CBFC’s demand for 29 cuts from ‘Ajey’ has sparked a debate about censorship in Indian cinema. Rawal highlighted the lack of clear explanation provided by the CBFC for their decision, further fueling the controversy. He argued that the board’s actions appear arbitrary and lack transparency, raising concerns about potential bias influencing their decisions. The actor’s strong stance has brought the issue of censorship and the CBFC’s role into the spotlight, prompting discussions about the need for clearer guidelines and greater accountability in the film certification process.
