Does Ash-Hrithik Kiss Warrants a Court Case?
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Why the hell such a big deal is being made out of a mere kiss? Beats me! Especially when the kiss in question has been shot aesthetically and is a beautiful romantic moment in the film. Obviously you know what I’m referring to. Now, the Ash-Hrithik kiss in ‘Dhoom 2’ has invited a court case. A publicity hungry advocate Shailendra Dwivedi finds it ‘obscene’ and has filed a case in the court of judicial magistrate first class R K Batham in Indore under Sections 292 (vulgarity) and 509 (derogatory to women) of the Indian Penal Code.
According to the complainant, the women felt offended after watching the scene and it promoted vulgarity in society, especially among the youth. The court has fixed December 11 for recording evidence. Earlier it was alleged that the Bachchans were upset with Aishwarya for losing her inhibitions. But this public tamasha has gone a bit too far. Apparently this advocate Shailendra Dwivedi has earlier filed such complaints against other film stars as well with the sole intention of becoming famous. It goes without saying that with all the news channels showing his bytes, the man is famous already and can also provoke a few heated debates on television soon.
Hypothetically speaking if the court finds Aishwarya and Hrithik guilty and sentences them to jail, then in that case kissing queen Mallika Sherawat would be sentenced for life…Oh these kissing woes…
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Why the hell such a big deal is being made out of a mere kiss? Beats me! Especially when the kiss in question has been shot aesthetically and is a beautiful romantic moment in the film. Obviously you know what I’m referring to. Now, the Ash-Hrithik kiss in ‘Dhoom 2’ has invited a court case. A publicity hungry advocate Shailendra Dwivedi finds it ‘obscene’ and has filed a case in the court of judicial magistrate first class R K Batham in Indore under Sections 292 (vulgarity) and 509 (derogatory to women) of the Indian Penal Code.
According to the complainant, the women felt offended after watching the scene and it promoted vulgarity in society, especially among the youth. The court has fixed December 11 for recording evidence. Earlier it was alleged that the Bachchans were upset with Aishwarya for losing her inhibitions. But this public tamasha has gone a bit too far. Apparently this advocate Shailendra Dwivedi has earlier filed such complaints against other film stars as well with the sole intention of becoming famous. It goes without saying that with all the news channels showing his bytes, the man is famous already and can also provoke a few heated debates on television soon.
Hypothetically speaking if the court finds Aishwarya and Hrithik guilty and sentences them to jail, then in that case kissing queen Mallika Sherawat would be sentenced for life…Oh these kissing woes…
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Comments on this journal
Frankly, that is all this guy is doing--a publicity stunt, and his motives are oh so transparent. This kiss in Dhoom 2 was nothing compared to the smut in other flicks. And how about those Telugu/Tamil flicks, my friend sent me a clip of one from YouTube and said "Dang, I thought Indian films didn't show this mess" Yea those films are truly scandalous and it is just a shame what this guy is trying to do--he should spend his time playing lawyer and fighting a REAL case.
Mallika became popular for her show of skin and several kisses in her movie Khwahish (2003) which was, by Indian standards quite scandalous, as it featured seventeen on-screen kisses. Later that year, she starred in Murder, again a film that raised eyebrows, since she showed a lot of skin. She was nominated in the 'Best Actress' category in the Zee Cine Awards, for her part in Murder.
LOL @ Badmaash :P
lucky bastard.. ;)