hi well i have been through such a phase in ma life there was not any revenge or volience in that but still very much same like this story any ways to prevent the voilance in the society and if needed one can ask to have authority letter from concerns but still this is the ground reality
The film should have been given \'A\' ceritficate only . I think that whether members of the censor board who have certified the film should have done it at half-sleep. I applaud the censor board members for their social concern. Long live the Censor board.
i think Ghajini should have been given A Certificate as many kids i know were heard saying that they were scared by its action Scenes. And as Vaibhav mentioned them playing Violent Games on Computers, Censor Board can not grant U/A Certi. If its so then what about movies on S#X Subject ?????
Re: My Nephew was Scared
by praveen vasudevan on Jan 22, 2009 03:49 PM
The tamil version of ghajini was not considered as a violent movie and did not have a A certificate when it was released despite having more gory scenes than the hindi remake. CBFC cant have different standards for Bollywood and the rest.
Re: My Nephew was Scared
by Bluechip Management on Jan 22, 2009 04:04 PM
I was scared of Zia Khan, She looks horrible in the movie. I thought we are are watching Ramsey's bhootni.
Re: 'a' certificate for ghajini
by Vaibhav Gangal on Jan 22, 2009 01:53 PM
No point in giving 'A' certificate due to violence. Kids play much more violent games on computers.
Re: Re: 'a' certificate for ghajini
by Preet on Jan 22, 2009 03:13 PM
Do You Suggest that Kids can get access to S#x on net so such movies also shall not be given A Certificate ?????
Re: 'a' certificate for ghajini
by praveen vasudevan on Jan 22, 2009 12:30 PM
The tamil version of ghajini was not considered as a violent movie when it was released despite having more gory scenes than the hindi remake. So why make such a fuss out of nothing?
i think we should focus on other important issues rather than these small and trivial issues. its just a film and people should take it that way. there is no point discussing such issues moreover noone forces you to wact hte film. it is totally upto you.
Re: GHAJINI A CERTIFICATE
by gaurav bansal on Feb 19, 2009 07:04 AM
These are not trivial issue and can affect mental development of small children who watch the movie.
Re: GHAJINI A CERTIFICATE
by delnaaz r on Jan 22, 2009 02:23 PM
U R right no one forces us to watch the film but on the other hand we do not anticipate such type of violence either.
the movie definitely does NOT require an A certificate. the kind of violent movies that are shown on english movie channels at home are more violent. having said that the scene where the heroine is killed by Ghajini as if hitting a golf ball definitely was disturbing and felt as if i myself was getting hit and it gave me a tremendous headache. but tell me the graphic discription of the rape of a young girl by 20 boys in Noida was not more disturbing which was splashed across all newspapers as well as the news channels. these days it is difficult to know what requires an A certificate -- a movie or a news channel?
Yes yes and YES. I took my9 year old daughter and she was so terrified even after the movie. She cudnot sleep for a day. I did the worst thing in mylife taking her to this movie.
Re: oh my God!
by praveen vasudevan on Jan 22, 2009 10:32 AM
The Central Board of Film Certification cannot have one standard for Bollywood and another for the rest. And by the way violence is just another aspect of life which plays a role in the growth of a man from a child.
Re: oh my God!
by sumit mukherjee on Jan 22, 2009 11:48 AM
it was well documented in all media that the film was violent and it does carry a U/A certificate. that is more than enough.
