Entertainment Desk: Once upon a time obscenity permeated the films of Dhaka. Originally, the period after 2000 was called the 'Dark Ages'. Since then, the movie lovers started turning away. Recently, the police seized two movies of that period and sent them to the Film Certification Board. The members of the certification board including actress Kazi Nowshaba Ahmed are embarrassed to see dirty scenes in these cut-piece movies.
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On October 15, the members of the certification board watched two movies named 'Jandrel' and 'Shakra Ghayel'. According to the police, obscene cut-piece scenes were inserted in the movies and they were being played in the halls. After getting the truth, the board members canceled the permission to show the movie.
In this context, Censor Certification Board member and actress Naushaba said, watching the movies was embarrassing for me. A movie has a weirdly silly scene thrown in for good measure. Such movies are not for the audience of any civilized country.
Producer Khizir Hayat, member of the Censor Board, said, "Such a disgusting cut-piece, which is not worth watching in any way." So much obscenity, nudity added with Bengali cinema is speechless. Those who have done such despicable acts should be brought under the law. We have watched both movies and given our opinion. It is necessary to ensure that such movies are not played in any cinema hall.
He also wrote on social media about this, a movie that was seized during the Cutpiece period and received a censor certificate, is now vomiting with shame and disgust at the certification board. They are one of the architects of destroying the Bangladeshi cinema industry. There was a strong demand to inform the nearest administration wherever the cutpiece movie was going to be played.
It is known that the members of the Film Certification Board watched 10 movies including 'Naya Manhoo', 'Bhayal', 'Japit Jeeban' after taking charge. However, certification board sources said that those who are running cut-piece-obscene movies will soon be brought under the law because there are no new movies.
