Kiran Dagar

Sanjay said, " When you produce a movie for the big screen, you want the movie trailer to be shown in theatres. The film trailer is not certified by the censor board. The censor board instructed you to make changes to the trailer on July 27 before it is released on August 28. How can someone expect the modifications to be made in such a short period of time when it is kind of a last-minute change?"

A special screening of the film '72 Hoorain' was organized at Jawaharlal Nehru University by the Vivekananda Vichar Manch on Tuesday.

Controversial film, 72 Hoorain, is set to have a special screening at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), despite objections from Kashmir-based political parties. These parties argue that the film's portrayal of terrorist brainwashing perpetuates negative stereotypes.

The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has turned down the trailer of 72 Hoorain, a National Award-winning film, citing the removal of specific visuals, references to the Qur'an, and animal welfare. However, the filmmakers argue that as the film already has a censor certificate, it should apply to the trailer as well and claim the decision has left them shocked. The trailer will now be released digitally on June 28. The producers have pledged to take the matter to higher authorities and have accused the members of the CBFC of being "black sheeps".