Every Friday a movie is released in theaters to entertain the audience. Not only Bollywood but also audiences now have the option of Hollywood and Tollywood. Whatever the film may be, whatever the genre maybe, but in every film, one thing never changes and that is the disclaimer. Actually, before every film you are shown a disclaimer, but have you ever wondered why it is shown to you and when did it start? In this special report, we tell you the history of the disclaimer.

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There was a big controversy only after the film on Rasputin and only after that the first disclaimer of films started. But before the dispute, let us know who Grigori Rasputin is. The story of Rasputin begins in 1869, where even after being born in a farmer's family, Rasputin does not pursue his family profession, but on the path of becoming a monk. Changes start happening in Rasputin's life when his meaningless things start coming true. In such a situation, people gradually start believing everything about him and know how his words start coming true and finally in 1906 this thing reaches the royal court. By that time people were also saying that Rasputin knows how to hypnosis.

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At the royal court, Queen Alexandra of Russia's last royal family was distressed for the treatment of her son Alexei, until that time, from where he expected, he was only disappointed. When I find out the queen, she immediately calls her. At the same time, Rasputin also assures the queen that nothing will happen to her son. Nobody knows, but somehow the health of the queen's son starts improving and after this, not only the queen but the whole royal court begins to admire Rasputin.

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If we talk about his death, not only Rasputin's life but also Rasputin's death was quite different. It is said that Rasputin died not from poison and bullets but from drowning in water. In this way, MGP (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) made a biopic on Rasputin in 1933 called 'Rasputin and the Empress'. Yusupov's wife Irene was also mentioned in this biopic. It was shown in the biopic that Rasputin raped Irene. In court, in the film, Yusupov claimed 89 lakh 58 thousand 950 rupees and said that many things have been shown wrong in the film, including the death of Rasputin. At the same time, Irene never met Rasputin. Rasputin won in this case. After the controversy of this biopic, it was decided that the Disclaimer will be shown before every film so that there is no controversy in the film.