Mahesh Bhatt criticises CBFC for not clearing No Fathers in Kashmir for months
India TV NewsNational Award-winning filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, who is supporting the forthcoming film "No Fathers in Kashmir" that is yet to get a certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification, has criticised the system of censorship that creates obstacles to unveiling the truth. "It's a tragedy that a film like 'No Fathers in Kashmir'. After challenging the CBFC's decision to give the film an 'A' certificate, which the makers found unjustified on the basis of the content of their movie, they moved the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal first in November 2018 with a hearing in December the same year, and later in January 2019. Asked if he fears a polarised response from the people to his film as it is close to reality, Ashvin said: "As a filmmaker, it is my job to make people feel uncomfortable.
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