R18 Shop
Best value for imported UK R18s www.R18Shop.co.uk

 Renigunta

Adult DVDs
Internet Video
Store Reviews
Online Shops
Adult Mags
Gay Shops
New + Latest
Sex Machines
Sex Machines

 Indian movie winds up the censors

  Home  World Nutters 
  Index  Media Liberty 
  Links     Info
   
Sex News
Sex+Shopping 


27th November
2009
   Child Killers...
 

Game Link


Pay per minute adult films
or
Download to own or rent

GameLink.com
 

 
Indian film censors ban Renigunta

Reningunta soundtrackThe Tamil film Renigunta which was to be releases on Nov 27 has been refused a censor certificate by the Regional Censor Board in Chennai for showing violent and gruesome scenes enacted by children in graphic detail.

The film as per sources in the industry has now been referred to the Revising Committee in Mumbai. The subject of Renigunta shows children turning into contract killers.

The film is directed by Panneerselvam and produced by Mahendra Kumar Jain.

 

2nd December
2009
 Update:  Child Killers...


Bondara

 

Buy Sex Toys Online From Your Favourite
UK Sex Shop

Bondara

 

 
Indian film censors unban Renigunta after cuts

Reningunta soundtrackThe controversial Paneerselvam directed Renigunta which was referred to Revising committee in Mumbai has now been cleared with an A certificate with cuts.

The film was refused a censor certificate by the Regional Censor Board in Chennai for showing violent and gruesome scenes enacted by children in graphic detail.

A censor spokesperson said: The members who had recently watched the film congratulated the filmmaker for making an overpoweringly stunning film. The film will now release in grandeur on December 4.

High Court bans Renigunta

Based on article from behindwoods.com

Just after the deadlock with Censor Officials in Chennai was cleared and the the film was cleared for screening by Mumbai censors, Uttam Chand, a financier who has financed the movie filed a petition in Chennai High Court seeking a ban on the movie's release since the producers failed to pay off the debts.

The Court, after hearing the petition, ordered the movie's screening to be withheld until the producers pay their debts Rs. 37 lakhs with 24% interest to financier Uttam Chand.