The controversy ended with the leading actors, Shabana Azmi and Nandita Das along with their director Deepa Mehta receiving death threats and Censor Board finally banning the movie in the country. Among others, one such movie was 'Fire' which garnered a lot of critical acclaim worldwide but failed to impress Hindu groups (like Shiv Sena) in India due to its subject, which dealt with lesbian relationship between two sisters-in-laws in a Hindu family. However, closer home, that translates to controversy. Fire (1996)ĭeepa Mehta's work is recognised for its global content and appeal. Based on the life of Phoolan Devi, this Shekhar Kapur movie was banned due its explicit sexual content, nudity and abusive language, which the Censor Board could not (obviously) digest.
Bandit Queen (1994)īandit Queen was straight up 'offensive', 'vulgar', 'indecent' and almost laughed at the cinematic conservatism of the Indian censor board. Here's a list of movies which the Censor Board banned, not that the viewers missed any of it! 1. Films that indulge in strong (read bold) language, suggestive (read vulgar) scenes, gender taboos, Kashmir issues, religion and basically movies which are way ahead of its time. However, apart from all the hits, flops and the average, there exists another brand of Indian cinema which is deliberately kept out of our reach. Here we are providing you a list of her favorite things.Bollywood is the largest film industry in the world in terms of number of movies produced every year. The couple was blessed with two daughters, Arushi and Aditi. Reflecting on his personal life, he is a married man who tied the marriage knot with his beautiful wife named Mansi Srivastava. He also recorded as song ‘lullaby’ along with his fellow actors Shivaji Satam and Dayanand Shetty for a C.I.D. All these films successfully ran at the International Film Festivals Circuit.Īfter that, he appeared in many movies such as Julie 2, Karim Mohammed, Super 30, Raat Akeli Hai, and Haseen Dilruba. Thereafter, he appeared in many films such as Danish, Satya, Matrubhoomi, Black Friday, Dil Se., Mohandas, and Gulaal. After this, he appeared in a lead role in another film named Kaalo. After that, he appeared in the film Dil Se Pooch Kidhar Jaana Hai as a single male protagonist but the film was a commercial failure.
In 2001, he played Murgi, in Anurag Kashyap’s Paanch, but this film was never released. In 1999, he was offered a role in CID, and today he is one of the pillars of the show. In 1997, he took a break from television to do films. Later, he appeared in some episodic shows such as Rishtey and Aahat, Naya Daur, Byomkesh Bakshi, 9 Malabar Hill, and Yeh Shaadi Nahi Ho Sakti. In 1995, he moved to Mumbai where he did many voiceovers for promos and advertisements.
He got his first breakthrough with the movie Bandit Queen in 1994. In 1989, he moved to Delhi to hone his skills and pursue a career in acting. As per his career, he did theatre plays at Sangeet Samiti while pursuing graduation from Allahabad University.
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