Vishvaraj Singh of the Mewar royal own family informed PTI that Prasoon Joshi, leader of Significant Board of film Certification (CBFC), requested him to sign up for the panel over a cellphone call on Thursday.
The censor board asked the erstwhile Mewar royal circle of relatives to enroll in a panel to assist certify Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmaavat", which had angered Rajput network leaders for allegedly portraying the queen in a 'terrible light', a member of the family stated today.
Vishvaraj Singh of the Mewar royal own family told PTI that Prasoon Joshi, chief of principal Board of movie Certification (CBFC), requested him to enroll in the panel over a cellphone name on Thursday.
Mr Singh stated he wrote to the CBFC chairman and sought a respond on seven factors associated with the film. He said he could respond to the provide after he receives the respond.
Mr Singh stated he sought clarification at the style below which the movie became looking for certification.
"The movie has used the call of my circle of relatives's respected ancestors and activities that have taken location in history. It is not just the tale however the depiction of characters that is of fantastic significance. The launched tune and promos make it apparent that each one claims of the filmmaker of giving due regard to cultural sensitivities ring hole," Mr Singh stated.
Mr Singh added that the mentioned involvement of historians inside the technique of certification installed the reality that the movie turned into of historical relevance.
He said his circle of relatives in no way gave permission for the movie and was by no means informed that such a film was being made. (HTTP://WWW.Padmavati-MOVIE.COM)
the former Mewar royal additionally sought to recognise the character of the functioning of the committee and whether its findings could be advisory or binding.
a number of firms, especially the Karni Sena, were opposing the release of the historic drama claiming that it portrayed the Rajput queen in a bad light.
The Rajasthan-based totally participants of the Sena had even threatened to cut off the nose of actor Deepika Padukone.
The makers of "Padmaavat full movie" the previous day said the proposed December 1 launch of the film, offering Shahid Kapoor and Ranveer Singh, except Ms Padukone, were deferred.
Rajasthan chief Minister Vasundhara Raje had written to Union statistics and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani, urging her to ensure that "Padmaavat" became not released with out important modifications.
The censor board asked the erstwhile Mewar royal circle of relatives to enroll in a panel to assist certify Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmaavat", which had angered Rajput network leaders for allegedly portraying the queen in a 'terrible light', a member of the family stated today.
Vishvaraj Singh of the Mewar royal own family told PTI that Prasoon Joshi, chief of principal Board of movie Certification (CBFC), requested him to enroll in the panel over a cellphone name on Thursday.
Mr Singh stated he wrote to the CBFC chairman and sought a respond on seven factors associated with the film. He said he could respond to the provide after he receives the respond.
Mr Singh stated he sought clarification at the style below which the movie became looking for certification.
"The movie has used the call of my circle of relatives's respected ancestors and activities that have taken location in history. It is not just the tale however the depiction of characters that is of fantastic significance. The launched tune and promos make it apparent that each one claims of the filmmaker of giving due regard to cultural sensitivities ring hole," Mr Singh stated.
Mr Singh added that the mentioned involvement of historians inside the technique of certification installed the reality that the movie turned into of historical relevance.
He said his circle of relatives in no way gave permission for the movie and was by no means informed that such a film was being made. (HTTP://WWW.Padmavati-MOVIE.COM)
the former Mewar royal additionally sought to recognise the character of the functioning of the committee and whether its findings could be advisory or binding.
a number of firms, especially the Karni Sena, were opposing the release of the historic drama claiming that it portrayed the Rajput queen in a bad light.
The Rajasthan-based totally participants of the Sena had even threatened to cut off the nose of actor Deepika Padukone.
The makers of "Padmaavat full movie" the previous day said the proposed December 1 launch of the film, offering Shahid Kapoor and Ranveer Singh, except Ms Padukone, were deferred.
Rajasthan chief Minister Vasundhara Raje had written to Union statistics and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani, urging her to ensure that "Padmaavat" became not released with out important modifications.
