The Censor Board snips Manish Guptas dialogue
Friday, April 24, 2009 • Tamil
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The director of such movies like The Stoneman Murders and Matrubhoomi has come under the censorship boards glare for some vulgar dialogue in his new movie Hostel. The board feels so strongly about the dialogue that they have refused to grant the movie an A certificate.
The movie is about ragging at colleges and hostels and the dialogue in question revolves around two seniors instructing a junior to indulge in a gross and vulgar act. The actor and actress involved in the scene are Vatsal Sheth and Tulip Joship. Gupta confirmed the news and defended his choice of dialogue by saying it was according to what really happens in ragging sessions. However, he has gone ahead and changed the dialogue.
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