But what makes the experience even more enriching is when you have great co-stars. "It's always great when you get to work on a good script. Darshan opened up on the veteran Madhavan as well as Aparshakti, who has been making waves lately. "The new year has begun on a good note for me, I started shooting for the project today," said Darshan, who has made his mark with his roles in films such as " NH10", " Mary Kom", "Sarbjit" and " Baaghi 2". "Our films have the powerĭarshan Kumaar: Always great to work on good scriptĪctor Darshan Kumaar is all set to feature in a yet-untitled suspense thriller alongside R Madhavan and Aparshakti Khurana, and he says working on a good script marks a good start for him in the new year. The actress, who has been part of films such as Sultan, Band Baaja Baaraat, NH10, Phillauri and Jab Tak hai Jaan, says that films are a very powerful medium to influence the masses. So, my film choices and then my productions are a testimony to the fact that I'm committed towards sparking a conversation in society about equality, self-respect and empowerment," she says. I was done seeing myself as an accessory and I vowed that as a producer I would not allow any woman to be portrayed regressively. "It was liberating for me to stand up and do this for myself. She says it has always been about women empowerment and equality for her and this is reflected in her films. Mumbai, March 8: On the occasion of International Women's Day, actress Anushka Sharma promises to make sure all her films have progressive women characters.
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I had a head full of dreams and my brother really fanned my thoughts and brought his strong content sensibilities to the fore.Īnushka Sharma: I was done seeing myself as an accessory She added: "I'm thankful that I had my brother Karnesh (Ssharma) who shared my vision and passion of giving clutter-breaking content to audiences. Anushka says she was young, and that she had to really "take time out to understand the ropes of production". She added: "The journey started with NH10 and while it started with a bang, I can tell you that I was a clueless producer". Today, I can't imagine myself without NH10, Pari, Phillauri, Bulbbul, Paatal Lok and the exciting projects that lie ahead," Anushka said. "I was told by many that I should concentrate on my film career and not get distracted by production. This is ridiculous because the press was also gagged then and the government will never file a report about the crimes it committed," he said.Mumbai, March 13 (Ians) Actress Anushka Sharma says today she cannot imagine herself without her production ventures such as NH10, Pari, Phillauri, Bulbbul, Paatal Lok. And they said they want written proof, such as a government reports from that time. "I told them these are testimonies of real-life victims. The CBFC officials also told Yadu that there was no evidence for the torture methods mentioned in the film. But they simply rejected my application," he says. And I also told them I could remove the scenes they think are controversial. "I had applied for an A certificate since my film has violence. While filmmakers are often asked by the Board to edit scenes that are deemed problematic, Yadu says he was not given any such option. They are saying that it is disrespecting the flag," the director adds. "There's a scene where the agitators can be seen waving the national flag and when the cops beat them up, the flag falls on the ground.
I had got this information from a victim who was present at the spot when the incident took place and so we recreated the scene," Yadu says.Īnother scene in the film was found to be disrespectful of the national flag. When the police arrive, one of the cops shouts at them to stop chanting for the dead Gandhi (Mahatma) and asked them to hail the living Gandhi, which was the then PM Indira Gandhi. In that scene, agitators are shouting slogans such as ' Bolo Bharat Mata ki Jai' and ' Bolo Gandhiji ki Jai'. "There's a scene in which they say I disrespected Mahatma Gandhi. The CBFC, according to Yadu, while rejecting certification to 21 Months of Hell in the first week of December, listed their objections to a couple of scenes from the film. My film falls under the broader term of documentary," he explains.
They have feature films, short films, documentaries and advertising. But the CBFC does not have a category for docufiction. Since this happened at the time of Emergency, we didn't have a lot of footage from the time.
"In historical documentaries, it is quite common to see re-enactments of historic scenes because they don't have footage of those scene.
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