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Monday, July 4, 2011
Delhi Belly Blocked In Nepal | Delhi Belly Stopped in Nepal | Delhi Belly pirate in Nepal
Posted by org at 3:03 PMTwo years after the Bollywood action-comedy "Chandni Chowk to China" was banned in Nepal, is now the turn of the latest version of Aamir Khan "Delhi Belly" to land on the latest controversy in the Himalayan republic with government Sunday pause the movie to be examined in Nepal.
The crackdown came after Nepal Film Censorship Board complained to the authorities that the Abhinay Deo directed film was full of obscene dialogues and the movie's distributor in Nepal, ignored the directive of censorship 'that objectionable bits be removed prior to screening in theaters Nepal.
Orders from the Kathmandu district administration, police raided on Sunday night in Kathmandu Gopirkishna multiplex, taking the prints of the film and projections to stop all recommended cuts were made.
The owner of the multiplex, Uddhava Poudel, is one of the leading producers in the film industry of Nepal and the owner of the movie channel only in Nepal. Poudel is also the distributor of the film Hindu Nepal, with all the major theaters of the projection of capital since last Friday.
"I saw parts of the movie and wondered how they could have used such abusive language," said Nakim Uddin, whose QFX Cinemas owns three of the best cinemas in the capital. "However, the film received good reviews in Nepal and we were expecting to run it always would."
The businessman said the problem was mostly technical.
"` Delhi belly "was to be in print format and (more sophisticated) in digital format," he said. "While it is easy to make cuts in the printed version, it takes time to incorporate the digital version from Nepal do not have the technical means and must be sent back to India."
Three multiplex that runs the print version - Gopikrishna, Cinema Guna and large cinemas - have revised the impression suggested cuts by the censors and returned to the screening of the film, he said.
However, their own theaters and others who use digital technology would have to wait. Nakim Uddin was optimistic that the censored version would be available from the afternoon.
The crackdown came after Nepal Film Censorship Board complained to the authorities that the Abhinay Deo directed film was full of obscene dialogues and the movie's distributor in Nepal, ignored the directive of censorship 'that objectionable bits be removed prior to screening in theaters Nepal.
Orders from the Kathmandu district administration, police raided on Sunday night in Kathmandu Gopirkishna multiplex, taking the prints of the film and projections to stop all recommended cuts were made.
The owner of the multiplex, Uddhava Poudel, is one of the leading producers in the film industry of Nepal and the owner of the movie channel only in Nepal. Poudel is also the distributor of the film Hindu Nepal, with all the major theaters of the projection of capital since last Friday.
"I saw parts of the movie and wondered how they could have used such abusive language," said Nakim Uddin, whose QFX Cinemas owns three of the best cinemas in the capital. "However, the film received good reviews in Nepal and we were expecting to run it always would."
The businessman said the problem was mostly technical.
"` Delhi belly "was to be in print format and (more sophisticated) in digital format," he said. "While it is easy to make cuts in the printed version, it takes time to incorporate the digital version from Nepal do not have the technical means and must be sent back to India."
Three multiplex that runs the print version - Gopikrishna, Cinema Guna and large cinemas - have revised the impression suggested cuts by the censors and returned to the screening of the film, he said.
However, their own theaters and others who use digital technology would have to wait. Nakim Uddin was optimistic that the censored version would be available from the afternoon.
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