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This is the reason why there is so much controversy in India about these 5 movies

 

'Adipurush' is hotly debated in India and outside India

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Looking at the situation, it seems that the audience is sitting with a glass of fire. No matter the release of a movie, the controversy starts after the release of the teaser or just the poster. Many people get involved in the controversy without knowing what the movie is about, what the director has shown in the whole movie. A case is also filed against a movie. If you don't like a dialogue or a scene after release, don't worry. The 'boycott' trend started on social media. Let's find out the reasons behind the controversy about five movies released or awaiting release in India this year.

'Adipurush' was released on June 16 with a storm of Adipurush controversy. After that, the movie got involved in legal trouble again. Hindu Sena president Vishnu Gupta filed a public interest litigation in the Delhi High Court on the charge of hurting religious sentiments. The complaint then said that the movie had misrepresented the deities at various points.

These have hurt the religious sentiments of this community. And in this movie the information is distorted. Apart from this, the leaders of the Hindu Sena Organization have demanded to cut the places where the characters of the deities have been distorted. Earlier, Mumbai resident Sanjay Dinnath Tiwari made the same complaint after the poster of the movie was released. Apart from this, Nepal banned the film, raising objections about the dialogue. Although it did fairly good business in the beginning, the film flopped at the box office after the controversy started. Despite so much controversy, the two main couples of the film, Prabhas and Kriti Shanon, did not open their mouths.

The Kerala Story

Another controversial movie this year is 'The Kerala Story'. The controversy over the film was so heated that it was banned in West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu. However, later the ban was lifted in West Bengal on the orders of the court. Film story about 32,000 women joining terrorist 'Islamic State' (IS) from Kerala. After the release of the first trailer, the controversy about the film intensified. Then the second trailer was released, which claims that the film is based on the true story of three women in an Indian state. It has been claimed that thousands of innocent women are being converted into terrorists. Lives have been destroyed.

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Scene from 'The Kerala Story'

Jamiat Ulema Hind, the largest social organization of Muslims, appealed to the Supreme Court to stop the release of the movie. The same statement was made by the Chief Minister of Kerala. Their statement was that this movie was made on the basis of false information. If released, communal differences will increase in the country. The film finally released just fine. It also does good business at the box office.

Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway,

 the Rani Mukherjee starrer released in March this year. The film is based on true events. A Norwegian expatriate Indian seafarer was accused of not taking proper care of her children. That is why the Norwegian government objected to the care of Sagarika's children.

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'Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway' movie poster

Sagarika is separated from the child. Later began a legal battle with the Norwegian government. The film based on this incident has swapped several things for the sake of the story. Norway reacted angrily to the film after its release in India. Norway's ambassador to India tweeted after watching the film, saying the film misrepresents his country's family ideology.

Oppenheimer

 Christopher Nolan's latest film 'Oppenheimer' has done well in India, but a scene in the film created a huge controversy. In the scene, the actor is seen reciting the Geeta while having sex.

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Scene from the movie 'Oppenheimer'

There is a scene early in the film where Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy) is seen getting intimate with his lover Jean Tatlock (Florence Pugh). Jin took out the old book from the bookshelf. He instructed Oppenheimer to open the pages and recite the verses of Srimad Bhagavad Gita written in Devanagari script. The hero accepted it. Several Hindutva organizations have objected to this.

OMG2

was released in 2012 with 'OMG: Oh My God'. The sequel of that film is 'OMG2'. Akshay's film is scheduled to release on August 11. Before this, one obstacle after another is in front of 'OMG2'. The Censor Board of India has not only cut 20 scenes of the film but also rated the film as 'A'. That is, rated for adults as well. After the experience with 'Adipurush', the censor board did not want to repeat it. Hence, the board has walked the path of extra caution in giving clearance to a film like 'OMG 2', said a source concerned.

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Another source told Indian media that the film's aesthetic will be spoiled by the scissoring. The makers are unhappy with this. Apart from this, they are also not happy about the film getting an adult rating. However, the makers have not received an official statement on the matter.