Nitin Chandrakant Desai's dream film on Ajanta caves lands in trouble, apparently because details portrayed in regards to the Banjara community are untrue
When Nitin Chandrakant Desai got to work on his dream film in accordance with the famous Ajanta caves in Aurangabad, little did he know that it could rake up quite a problem.
A member of the advisory panel of the Censor Board has written to the federal government organisation, stating that there's a wide protest around the country, especially from the Banjara community within the state, in contrast film.
Sanjiv Kumar Rathod, who's in this panel from the Mumbai region, has mentioned five objectionable scenes, and asked the CBFC and Ministry of knowledge and Broadcasting to bring a Banjara expert into the panel before clearing the certification.
Among his other objections, Rathod points out that Paro (played by Sonalee Kulkarni), the woman who helped within the discovery of the Ajanta Caves, was exploited, abused and killed in real life, which has not been shown in Desai’s film.
Pointing out that the Banjara God portrayed within the film does even not belong to the community, he states, “The name of the Banjara God is Saint Sevalal. So what the film shows isn't acceptable to the community. They have got not shown their real culture. Besides, the Banjara youth also are shown naked within the movie.”
Desai was unavailable for comment.
Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
