Vikram Bhatt's upcoming film 'Hate Story' dragged red eyes of the Calcutta High Court because it upheld the order given by West Bengal Board of Censorship directing distributors to not display posters that showcase lead actress Paoli Dam in sensuous positions.
The state Censor board served a notice to Jalan Distributors to display the posters only after painting the bare back of the actress, as displayed in a single of the posters, with blue paints.
The distributors moved the Calcutta High Court challenging the directions.
However, Justice Dipankar Dutta refused to pose a stay at the order of the censor board.
The Censor board banned two posters of 'Hate Story' where in a single poster Paoli is showing her bare back while within the other she was seen in a compromising position with a man.
The board cleared the opposite six posters only after the bare body of the actress was painted in blue.
Interestingly, Paoli hails from Tollywood (Bengali film industry) and he or she is ready to make her B-town debut with 'Hate Story', that is being promoted because the first onscreen erotica of India.
The 'bongshell' is playing a reporter who becomes a victim of forced abortion and later becomes a prostitute to take revenge at the man who ruined her life.
'Hate Story' hits the silver screen on April 20.
