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This document discusses why movies are banned in India. It notes that Indian society still has a regressive and oversensitive mindset that causes movies to be banned when they depict outcasts or reveal truths about Indian society. Banning movies shows immaturity and a primitive mindset, and goes against freedom of speech. It also has negative effects like reducing earnings and creativity for artists, limiting exposure to art, and narrowing public knowledge and education. While some movies may be banned for negatively portraying culture, banning also raises questions about whether the depictions are actually negative or a real portrayal.
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- 2. Why Movie ban in India? • People have not yet grown out of our Regressive, Over sensitive and reactionary mindset. • Indian society may have progressed a lot in comparison of 1900s but it’s also still stuck in bigotry in many ways. • Whenever movies displayed certain outcast or unveils the true face of India, to avoid a such scenario, India banned movies.(India’s Daughter)
- 3. Continued… • The banned movies in India, it’s shows immaturity • Over sensitive and primitive mindset • It goes against freedom of speech and expression • Hindu fundamentalist for depicting a lesbian relationship and the sexual content.
- 4. Effect of Banning movies • Banned movies have actual meaning and reflection of society • People rebelled without having the knowledge, Which movie exactly want to portrait or describe • It’s have direct effect on society • Earning source for many, it will be stopped • There won't be any creativity of artist
- 5. Continued… • No exposure to excellent art work • No educative value of cinema • Criticizing certain issues • Public interest in unusual things • Narrow minded conscience
- 6. • Affects the intelligent people use it as a medium of culture • Knowledge and education • Moreover, Cinema can illiterate person into a man of knowledge and experience • Such movies are banned for it’s negative portrayal of local culture
- 7. Some Banned Movies chart
- 8. Chart 2
- 9. Sum Up… • Banned movies may be right but also rise a question that is it really negative portrayal or real portrayal?