Bharath’s Bollywood film faces problems
Published by indiaglitzcom
The film titled ?Jackpot? that marks the bollywood debut of Tamil hero Bharath is reportedly facing problems due to its obscene content. It is reported that the film includes a few scenes in which the lead pair appear nude.
Apart from Bharath, the film stars porn star Sunny leone and also Sachin Joshi, a bollywood actor. Bharath has already confirmed in the interviews about his bollywood debut that his name has already become popular in Bollywood and also got another offer in India?s richest film industry, thanks to the presence Sunny Leone in his first film; however he does not have any intimate scene with her.
This makes clear that the supposed nude scene will include Sachin Joshi and Sunny Leone. Sensors have apparently refused to allow these scenes staling the release of the film, whose shoot has been completed long back.
In some news reports Sachin Joshi was quoted saying ?the scenes including me and Sunny leone have been aesthetically shot?. He has also asked if scenes showing women in bikini can be allowed by Censors, why not allow scenes of nudity carefully shot, avoiding vulgarity?. Such statements have only increased the controversies surrounding the film.
Apart from Bharath, the film stars porn star Sunny leone and also Sachin Joshi, a bollywood actor. Bharath has already confirmed in the interviews about his bollywood debut that his name has already become popular in Bollywood and also got another offer in India?s richest film industry, thanks to the presence Sunny Leone in his first film; however he does not have any intimate scene with her.
This makes clear that the supposed nude scene will include Sachin Joshi and Sunny Leone. Sensors have apparently refused to allow these scenes staling the release of the film, whose shoot has been completed long back.
In some news reports Sachin Joshi was quoted saying ?the scenes including me and Sunny leone have been aesthetically shot?. He has also asked if scenes showing women in bikini can be allowed by Censors, why not allow scenes of nudity carefully shot, avoiding vulgarity?. Such statements have only increased the controversies surrounding the film.
