Find out why these movies were banned in Indian theatres
Meenakshi Suresh
Mar 3, 2023
Unfreedom (2014)
A lesbian couple and a terrorism angle was all it took for a ban back then
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Angry Indian Godesses (2015)
After censoring most of the scenes, the film was allowed to be shown in theatres
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Gandu (2010)
Rife with expletives, graphic nudity, and unsimulated sex scenes, the film was unsurprisingly banned in Indian theatres
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Fire (1996)
A film on homosexuality that India was not ready for at the time
Watch it now on YouTube
Water (2005)
A child bride forced to repent her husbands untimely death finds love
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Kissa Kursi Ka (1978)
A political reference linking two politicians
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Loev (2015)
Banned for the depiction of a gay couple in love in Indian Cinema
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Inshallah Football (2010)
A sensitive release date featuring a Kashmiri protagonist
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Parzania (2005)
The Gujrat riots and its depiction on the silver screen was
unsurprisingly
met with stiff resistance
Watch it now on Disney+ Hotstar
Black Friday (2004)
1995 bomb blasts and its depections
Watch it now on Disney+ Hotstar
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