CBFC angry with the title of Imran Hashmi's film, 1 cut with Cheat India Hua Y Cheat India
Imran Hashmi's film Cheet India is going to be released
on January 18. Just eight days
before film release, the censor board has expressed objection to the film's
title. According to the report, Cheat India has been renamed Y Cheat India.
Central Board of Film Certification Board (CBFC) is upset
with the title of Imran Hashmi's forthcoming film Chet India. There are reports
that the censor had suggested changing the title of the film, which the
producers had accepted. Now this movie will be released in the name of 'Y Cheat
India'. The film is set to release on January 18 this month.
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Just a week before the film's release, the sensor objected
to the title. According to sources, the film was seen by the Censor's Examining
Committee on Thursday, and according to the content of the film, the title was
'Miss Lead'. Although the producers argued that the title has been in the
public domain for the last two years and it has been running in the movie
trailer and promos too for a long time. But the censor board remained firm on
the decision to change the title.
When the makers felt that less than two weeks' time was left
in the release, instead of continuing the dispute, they agreed on the
suggestion of the sensor. In this way 'Cheat India' has been changed to 'Y
Cheat India'. The sensor board has cleared the film with a U / A certificate.
Concerned about the content of his films, the censor board
has often cut a place in Imran's movie that is heading down. A scene in the
film has been asked to blur the use of drug use. Let's say that on January 18,
Imran's film is going to release Radhika Apte's 'Barmaria' and Govinda's
'Rangila Raja'.
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