Empuraan film crew to cut 17 scenes..!? Why?

It is said that controversial scenes in Mohanlal's film Empuraan directed by prithviraj Sukumaran are likely to be removed. Some scenes in Mohanlal's film Empuraan are likely to be changed after some scenes caused controversy. According to the latest information, 17 changes are likely to be made, including scenes of riots and violence against women. The film was released in theaters on march 27. The film Empuraan has set a record of becoming the first malayalam film to collect Rs 100 crores worldwide in the fastest time. bjp leader V. Muralitharan said that the party has already "made its stand clear". And the state president has stated the BJP's stand very clearly. As a film lover and a cinema enthusiast, every individual may have their own opinion. I have not seen the film yet. As far as the party's stand is concerned, the state president has stated it very clearly. "I don't think I should go beyond that and contradict him because he is the final authority on matters related to the state," Muralitharan told the media.Bharatiya Janata yuva Morcha (BYJM) state general secretary K. Ganesh, in a facebook post, called for an inquiry into the filmmaker's "foreign links" and said that Prithviraj's films follow a "completely anti-national" style. "The foreign links of the director and actor of Empuraan, Prithviraj, should be investigated. After the shooting of Aadujeevitham, the ideas being propagated through his films are completely anti-national. "From Kuruthi to Jana Kana Mana and now Empuraan, his films have been censoring radical ideologies," the post said. Ganesh alleged that an investigation should be conducted into director prithviraj Sukumaran's stay in jordan during the shooting of Aadujeevitham. "During the shooting of Aadujeevitham, he was stranded in Jordan. It is important to inquire into who he contacted during his time there," he added. Empuraan will be censored for 17 scenes and screened in a re-edited version from next Thursday.

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