Rockstar gets 'UA' certificate
Mumbai: The government censors to suppress the audio and visual components expected Ranbir Kapoor starrer Rock Star, which opens next week.
One might think Imtiaz Ali musical odyssey about the journey of a small town boy from anonymity to celebrity super on the wings of love would be stolen by the censors, but it should be.
Only Ali and film producers have decided to make the necessary depreciation of the film censorship Council approved a UA certificate.
Changes in the Board ordered that the mute (beep longer allowed), the words "sex" and "bastard" on the soundtrack, words that are commonly found in our films and would be granted if the team had agreed Rockstar "" certificate.
Similarly, an exclamation apparently Ranbir Kapoor Hindi character uses when he is emotionally worse, has been mastered, wherever it occurs.
Again, the common word in the film by Anurag Kashyap, Vishal Bhardwaj and other providers cowbelt Lingo, were not allowed in a film about children with parental guidance.
The most notable of all is the hearing of the commission to end a reference to the freedom of Tibet from the Chinese government. Apparently, Imtiaz Ali was asked to remove a flag in the movie that says "Free Tibet".
"Rockstar was given two options for the banner that says" Free Tibet ", which can be deleted or blurred vision of the flag," one source said.
"It's not that there are too many Bollywood movies that dare to take a position on a sensitive issue policy in Tibet. Rockstar did not. Censor board has requested its removal," the source added.
The Executive Director of the Censor Board, Pankaj Thakur, confirmed that changes in the film
