Terms such as ‘Mang’, ‘Mahar’ and ‘Peshwai’ were removed, the visual of ‘man carrying a broom’ was to be replaced with ‘boys throwing cow dung balls at Savitribai’, and the line ‘3000 saal purani ...

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It stars Patralekhaa and Pratik Gandhi. CBFC asked the makers of the film to remove words such as Mang, Mahar and Peshwai after Brahmin groups objected to the film's content and accused it of ...

Anurag Kashyap said that he can't take back what he said and doesn't want to. He said his apology wasn't for his post but for a comment 'taken out of context'. After criticising the CBFC and ...

The makers were asked to remove words like ‘Mang’, ‘Mahar’ and ‘Peshwai’. The dialogue ‘3,000 saal purani ghulami’ was also asked to be changed as ‘kai saal purani ghulami’.

The CBFC’s directives led to the removal of terms like “Mahar,” “Mang,” “Peshwai,” and “Manu’s caste system” from the film. Kashyap’s criticism began with the CBFC’s actions regarding his own films.

According to reports, the CBFC reportedly asked the makers to remove references to the caste system of Manu and terms like Mang, Mahar, and Peshwai, along with visuals of a Dalit man carrying a broom.

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has hit out at the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and a section of the Brahmin community over the controversy surrounding Phule, the biopic on social reformers ...