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Today, at the launch of the No Fathers In Kashmir trailer, Mahesh Bhatt explained that the CBFC was not clarifying the film in time.
Just a few days ago, National Film Award winner Ashvin Kumar's film No Fathers in Cashmir was twice awarded with a national award. He obtained the justice he deserved when the Council of Censorship gave him the U / A certificate. After being banned for nearly eight months by the Council of Censorship for instigating hatred, nudity and to violence, the film will finally see the light of day as it will be released in theaters on April 5, 2019. It all started in July 2018 of the film and the Central Film Certification Commission (CBFC) disagreed when this last managed the film with a certificate "A". As a result, officials expressed disapproval to the supreme body, challenging their decision and contacting FCAT in November.
And today, at the launch of the movie trailer, Mahesh Bhatt was asked about censorship issues. The filmmaker said, "It's a tragedy that a film like No Fathers In Kashmir, a filmmaker who puts up his film and runs from one pillar to another, begs people to pbad it on. At this time, is there something called censorship? I have the audacity to look at the truth, the greatest epic whose humanity has been blessed, the Mahabharata is from the battle of Kurukshetra, at this moment of darkness, the one who Closes your eyes in the dark to discover a life that Aswin has discovered. "
No Fathers In Cashmir tells the story of two teenage lovers who are trying to reveal the secret of the missing fathers of Kashmir. "Everybody thinks to know that Kashmir" is the slogan of the film on the poster and the film is based in the valley. A few months ago, while the film was subject to all the misfortunes of censorship, Alia Bhatt had tweeted in favor of the film while she wrote: "I was therefore expecting so many @nofathers_movie #nofathersinkashmir's mum !! @Soni_Razdan @ashvinkumar & his team worked very hard for this love story between honest teenagers in Kashmir. I really hope the CBFC would like to #lifttheban. It's a film about empathy and compbadion … you have to give a chance to love. "
No fathers in Kasmir: Ashvin Kumar, Soni Razdan, Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Anshuman Jha and Maya Sarao in key roles.
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