Veteran producer-director KC Bokadia recently met the Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur. The Minister now not simplest praised his new serial 'Sardar the Game Changer' but also cautioned to telecast it two days a week in place of someday. However, the movie fraternity is likewise surprised with the aid of the attention sent by means of the regional officer of the Censor Board under this ministry to Bokadia concerning his new film, Teesri Begum. 
Teesri Begum become sent to the censor board closing 12 months

Film manufacturer-director KC Bokadia, who has been lively in Hindi cinema for the final five decades, implemented for the censor certificate for his new film 'Teesri Begum' on the stop of last year. After looking the film, the Examining Committee of the Censor Board refused to present it a censor certificates due to the fact the film suggests regular and sudden incidents accepted in our society as a culture. The Censor Board gave Bokadia 14 days to take the movie to the Revision Committee.

Now the Censor Board has despatched a letter to KC Bokadia on March 6 this month, bringing up the recommendation received from the Revision Committee to launch the film 'Teesri Begum' with a certificate for adults handiest. Moreover, the filmmaker has been asked to make 14 cuts in the movie. Now the veteran filmmaker has reacted to those recommendations. 'Among those cuts, the largest objection I even have is concerning the factor wherein it's been stated that 'Jai Shri Ram' should be eliminated from the movie. Ram is the middle of our faith and that is being stated by using a character within the film. He is taking safe haven in the individual that attacked him,' said Bokadia. 
'I will die however will now not remove the phrases 'Jai Shri Ram' from my movie', says Bokadia

'If an attacker is intent on taking someone's life and to shop his lifestyles, that character is reciting the call of Lord Shri Ram. Hardly anybody in India could want to forestall him from announcing 'Jai Shri Ram'. This associated scene from the film 'Teesri Begum' is also similar wherein a person who marries for the third time by using hiding his identity, admits his mistake within the conclusion of the film and appeals to Lord Shri Ram to save his life. I will die but will no longer get rid of the words 'Jai Shri Ram' from my movie,' the filmmaker introduced. 

KC Bokadia has refused to simply accept this cut recommended through the Censor Board and has also conveyed his views to Censor Board Chairman Prasoon Joshi. 'I have made 60 films in the last 40 years, but the Censor Board has in no way troubled me like this. If my film is not allowed to be launched with the phrases 'Jai Shri Ram' then I will go to the High Court in opposition to it,' stated Bokadia.