The Censor Board Has Object To Three Violent Scenes In Aamir Khan’s Movie
The Censor Board has object to three violent scenes in Aamir Khan’s upcoming film Ghajini .
The movie, a remake of Ghajini (Tamil) , is a tale of vengeance of a man who can’t remember the killers of the woman he loved. Aamir Khan plays the avenger and indulges in lots of hand-to-hand combat which even involves wringing a baddie’s neck.
Such scenes of extreme violence have not escaped the notice of folks at the Censor Board. The board objected to three main scenes, one of which had a goon hitting Asin twice on her head with an iron rod. Another one had Aamir hitting a baddie with the back of a tap and blood begins to trickle out from the tap. The third one had Aamir wringing a man’s neck.
The board found all the aforesaid scenes too gory to be passed without an A certificate.
Actor Aamir Khan and A.R. Murugadoss were at the screening when the members of the board saw the film and raised their objections. After some mutual discussion the duo decided to accept the U/A certificate under the condition that they would completely delete the tap scene and tone down the other two scenes.
The movie is set to release on Christmas.
