Bollywood movies served with legal notice
anti-pakistan bollywood movies ‘Warrior’The film, starring Bollywood A-listers Deepika Padukone and Hrithik Roshan, is facing a new challenge.
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According to Indian media reports, Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone’s first collaboration. ‘Warrior’ The film is once again embroiled in controversy over a kissing scene between the lead actors in Indian Air Force uniforms as IAF officer Lt Col Saumya Deep Das delivered the title after receiving a legal notice.
According to the details, the notice with the subject line ‘Legal notice regarding defamation, insult and negative impact on the Indian Air Force and its officers’ reads: ‘This notice is intended to honor the highest ideals of sacrifice, discipline and unwavering dedication to protect our country. It is the embodiment of “. . By utilizing this sacred symbol in a scene that promotes a personal romantic relationship, the film grossly misrepresents the film’s inherent dignity and devalues the tremendous sacrifices made by countless military officers for our country. ing. ”
“Furthermore, it normalizes inappropriate behavior in uniform and sets a dangerous precedent that undermines the moral and ethical standards expected of those tasked with protecting our borders. Kissing on the runway, which falls under the category of technical field, although romanticized, is highly inappropriate and unbecoming of an IAF officer as it goes against the high standards of discipline and courtesy expected of an IAF officer. It is written, “It is considered.” Even further away.
Notably, this was developed after the big-budget title tanked at the box office in its first week of release. ‘Warrior’ Currently, by the end of the 13th day, the total collection worldwide stands at a mediocre amount of Rs 320 million.
Besides Roshan and Padukone, those in charge of aerial action ‘Warrior’co-written and directed by filmmaker Siddharth Anand ( “Pasaan” and ‘war’ Also starring Anil Kapoor, Karan Singh Grover, Sanjeeda Sheikh, Akshay Oberoi and Talat Aziz.
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