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Delhi High Court to Race 2 makers: You are teaching indiscipline to children
A petition accused the movie of degrading women and displaying them as a commodity
The Delhi High Court Wednesday expressed displeasure over Hindi film Race 2 following a petition that it showed nudity and vulgarity. “Please think where the film industry is going. You are teaching indiscipline to children,” a division bench of Chief Justice D Murugesan and Justice VK Jain said. Click here to read more4 Comments
Delhi High Court stops telecast of Crime Patrol episode on Om Prakash Chautala
The Delhi High Court has restrained Sony TV from broadcasting an episode of their popular crime-based show that featured the teacher’s recruitment scam involving former Haryana CM Om Prakash Chautala among others
One of Sony Entertainment’s most popular shows – Crime Patrol has showcased some of the worst crimes that are committed in the country. And all those who regularly follow the series were anxiously waiting for Click here to read moreBigg Boss pulled up by Delhi High Court for exploiting national anthem
Yes, we know that the baritone voiced Boss of the reality television show on Colors likes to order people around. But did he take it too far this time around?
Have you watched a movie in a multiplex recently? If yes, then you’re not alien to the boss of Bigg Boss ordering you to stand up for the National Anthem by saying, “Bigg Boss chahte hain ki aap rashtriya gaan ke liye khade hon”. Click here to read moreHeroine makers move court on smoking scene rider
It would kill the creativity of the film, feel the producers of the Kareena Kapoor film
The makers of Bollywood film Heroine, starring Kareena Kapoor, on Monday moved the Delhi High Court against the Information and Broadcasting Ministry’s order to display anti-smoking messages during smoking scenes in the movie. Click here to read moreHigh court refuses to stay ‘Shanghai’ release for ‘Bharat mata ki jai’ song
The Delhi High Court Wednesday (June 6) dismissed a plea seeking stay of the June 8 release of Bollywood film Shanghai, saying that there was nothing insulting in its song Bharat mata ki jai. A division bench of Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Rajiv Shakdher said: “We do not find anything objectionable in the said song. In a democracy, every person has a right to voice his views and opinions…the same right to speech and expression cannot be curtailed except under some circumstances.”
A petition had been filed on June 4 in the Delhi High Court for an interim stay on the June 8 release of upcoming Bollywood film Shanghai until its controversial song Bharat mata ki jai was deleted.Click here to read more
A petition had been filed on June 4 in the Delhi High Court for an interim stay on the June 8 release of upcoming Bollywood film Shanghai until its controversial song Bharat mata ki jai was deleted.Click here to read more
