Kaduva controversy: objectionable dialogues removed, new version to be out soon
Kaduva controversy: objectionable dialogues removed, new version to be out soon
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Kaduva movie Starrer Malayalam actor Prithviraj Sukumaran again apologized for certain inappropriate dialogues against differently-abled persons in his recent film 'Kaduva' and said a version of the movie without the objectionable dialogues has been submitted to the censor board for re-certification that would be sent to the exhibition systems for upload as soon as it is received.

The actor, at a press conference, said the decision to remove the dialogues was taken on Saturday after he and others involved in the making of the film came to know about the huge backlash on social media over certain dialogues. To show a print with the inappropriate content removed, the censor board's recertification is required and since the authority does not work on Sunday, the same was sent on Monday and the approved version is expected to be received during the day.  He added we have no control over theatres abroad,  but will send the corrected version to distributors overseas and will keep following up with them with requests to replace the earlier content with the latest one. Clarifying the objectionable content he said the intention behind the scene or dialogues in question was never to humiliate the differently-abled or hurt their feelings.
What was Kuduva Controversy about

According to the report, In a scene in the movie which was released on July 7, the protagonist played by Prithviraj was seen making inappropriate comments against differently-abled persons and their parents. This gave birth to controversy, and people on social media started a boycott campaign over the movie dialogue, Parivaar, an association of parents of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, had moved to the State Commission for Persons with Disabilities. The State Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities has issued notices to filmmaker Kailas and producers Supriya Menon and Listen Stephen seeking an explanation for the derogatory dialogues. After which the maker and cast tenders a heartfelt apology on the different social media platforms.

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