Annamalai Slams Yash's Toxic, Says Film Shows Women in Bad Light
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‘Toxic’: K Annamalai calls for stricter CBFC rules amid Yash starrer release; raises concern over violence and portrayal of women
IPS officer K Annamalai has criticized the CBFC for its film certification standards. He spoke about the need for stricter enforcement of rules regarding violence and misogyny. Annamalai stressed that actor stardom should not influence the certification of any film. He also urged theaters to strictly enforce age restrictions for A-rated movies. The officer believes that certain film content negatively impacts young viewers and gender relations.
Annamalai slams Yash's Toxic, says film shows women in bad light
The ex-BJP leader expressed concerns about the impact a movie like Toxic could have on young impressionable minds. Annamalai also wondered how films like this could possibly get cleared by the censor board.
Toxic Movie | Rocking Star Yash is the latest Pan India film directed by Geethu Mohandas. Former BJP leader from Tamil Nadu K. Annamalai has expressed his deep dissatisfaction over the film, which was released amidst huge expectations.
He demanded that the Censor Board implement stricter criteria in granting permission to screen films.
K. Annamalai has launched a scathing attack on the censor board in the wake of Yash starrer 'Toxic'. He has accused the CBFC of failing to stop the glorification of excessive violence and misogyny in films and has demanded that strict censorship rules be applied to big star films as well.
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