The head of the CBFC on Kashmir references in Mission: Impossible – Fallout: Integrity of India's Non-negotiable Borders

Mission: Impossible – The last sequence of Fallout had New Zealand as a stand for Censor director Prasoon Joshi said today that Tom Cruise 's "Kashmir" Mission: Impossible – Fallout references have been requested to be "rectified or removed" because the integrity of the India's borders are "non-negotiable". He said the map shown in the film "distorts the boundaries of Jammu and Kashmir".

"The CBFC informed the plaintiff of the movie" Mission: Impossible 6 "that the map shown in the film distorts the borders of Jammu and Kashmir and should be rectified or removed .They also called Kashmir of "India-controlled Kashmir" that we asked them to correct as "the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir." The integrity of our country's borders does not have the same effect. is not negotiable and can not be compromised for entertainment, "said Joshi at PTI

The film directed by Christopher McQuarrie is coming out in India on July 27 and has been the subject of four cuts / modifications. According to the CBFC certificate, the board had asked the manufacturers to cut the title before the climax that identified the place "India-controlled Kashmir" and a map of the Indian subcontinent was also removed .

Policy makers were also asked to add a fictional denial that "the film does not have the intent to hurt the feelings / feelings nor the means to defame people from any region, community, nationality. , religion or organization ".

Mentions of the Nubra Valley and Siachen Glacier in Ladakh However, Rebecca Fergusson's Ilsa Faust has not been removed. The final sequence, which takes place in Kashmir, was shot in picturesque places in New Zealand.

"I had wanted to shoot in India, I went there and I spotted it a lot … It was a pretty crazy sequence." While we were shooting in New Zealand , we still had that feeling … We liked the flavor of India, so (in one way or another) we managed to put it in the movie, "said McQuarrie to PTI.

Mission: Impossible Fallout is the sixth installment of the action franchise. Until now, the film hit Rs 56.1 crore in India, making it the biggest opening day and opening of a cruise movie in the country.

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