Ranveer Singh in 'Befikre' allowed to show his butt naked for a shot
Ranveer Singh in 'Befikre' allowed to show his butt naked for a shot
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Befikre has released and doing awesome business at Box Office. There was continues debate on Ranveer Singh's butt naked shot in film, will it keep in film or not? Clears the debate and the scene shown in film which raises another debate on decision of CBFC.

A critic objects on Ranveer's scene of Butt naked, “It is just a matter of clout. If Mr Nihalani thinks it’s okay for people to kiss in Europe, why did he object to James Bond and Monica Bellucci kissing in Spectre? This CBFC has shown complete inconsistency and arbitrariness in their rulings. Everyone should be measured by the same yardstick.”

CBFC chief Pahlaj Nihalani  says, “We shortened Ranveer Singh’s butt shot quite a lot. Right now it’s just a glimpse, no more. What’s wrong with it? He is alone with his girlfriend in a room. They are doing what couples do when they are alone. Why is a butt shot objectionable? We’ve allowed butt shots in some recent Hollywood films. Also in Madhur Bhandarkar’s Jail .”

Nihalani on take of smooching defends, “See, unlike Ae Dil Hai Mushkil , Spectre or Tamasha where the kisses were done in lengthy shots, in Befikre the kisses are scattered and largely fleeting and all over the place. They are part of the narration. As a filmmaker, I know what can be cut without hampering the flow of the narrative. In Befikre there is no way we could cut the kisses without interrupting the flow of the story. Aditya Chopra has treated the kisses as part of the story. If we removed the kisses we’d be hampering the storytelling.”

He says where it was necessary, the kisses cut, “We’ve cut all the close-ups of the kisses and the climactic kiss has been reduced by 50 per cent. The rest we couldn’t cut for apprehension of being accused of creative interference.”

Aditya Chopra has been very special for Ranveer Singh

'Befikre' is full on Romcom; read review here

 

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