Banned: Top 12 movies that the Censor Board didn't want you to see but are now streaming on OTT
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Bollywoodlife.com | Nov 09, 2023
Parzania faced a ban because it highlighted the Gujarat riots. However, it is now available on Disney+ Hotstar.
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Loev now streaming on Netflix faced a theatrical ban because of gay couple story.
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The film Fire starring Shabana Azmi and Nandita Das revolving around homosexual relations on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube.
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Angry Indian Goddesses was banned by the central board but is now streaming on Netflix.
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Anurag Kashyap’s Black Friday is now available on Disney+ Hotstar after facing CBFC ban.
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Deepa Mehta's Water starring Lisa Ray and John Abraham was banned but is now on Amazon Prime Video. The story is of a child widow forced to live in an asharam.
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Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love suffered a ban in India thanks to its erotic content. The movie is now available on Prime Video and Apple TV.
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Bandit Queen based on the life Phoolan Devi was not allowed to release in theatres. After years of its making, the film is available on Amazon Prime Video.
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Unfreedom is streaming on Netflix. The film faced a ban as it dealt with the subject of homosexuality.
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Nandita Das' film Firaaq did not release in many theatres due to its political plot and portrayal of Gujarat Riots. The movie is on Zee5.
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Kissa Kursee Kaa is a story of a corrupt politician. The film was banned in India but is now on YouTube.
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Inshallah Football is available on Youtube for free.
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