Vikrant Massey Clears the Air on "The Sabarmati Report" Censorship and Propaganda Claims.
Vikrant Massey has addressed the recent speculation surrounding his upcoming film, "The Sabarmati Report," confirming that it has been cleared by the CBFC without any cuts or significant modifications.
In an exclusive interview, Massey dispelled rumors that the film faced censorship issues and had to undergo reshoots. He clarified that the reshoots were due to the film's production delays, allowing for further refinement and optimization.
He stated that while the CBFC process involved feedback and minor dialogue adjustments, no cuts were recommended. Massey attributed these adjustments to the increasing presence of legal advisors in film productions, as a precautionary measure against potential lawsuits.
Addressing concerns about the film potentially being perceived as propaganda, Massey emphasized the importance of factual accuracy and truth. He acknowledged that different individuals might interpret the same information differently, but emphasized that his intention is to present his truth, even if it may not resonate with everyone.
He expressed confidence that viewers who watch "The Sabarmati Report" will have their perspectives challenged and potentially altered. He acknowledged that a small section of people might perceive the film as propaganda, but he believes that their opinions will shift once they experience the film.
Massey's candid response highlights the sensitivity of the film's subject matter, which is likely to spark discussion and debate. "The Sabarmati Report," starring Raashii Khanna and Ridhi Dogra, is set to release on November 15th, promising a thought-provoking and impactful cinematic experience.