Salman Khan’s New Film LoveYatri Sparks Protest Among Hindu Sentiments

Salman Khan new film has sparked a wave of protest over its title. After an allegation of hurting Hindu sentiments, Bollywood actor had broadly announced on his Twitter that upcoming film title had been changed from “Loveratri” to “Loveyatri”.

“Once the film is released those people will know there is nothing"

Despite the fact that producer had made a change, a Hindu outfit still said they take offense to the new title. For this reason, now they are seeking change or ban of the movie. “It is unacceptable”, a Hindu outfit declares to Gujarat High Court on Wednesday.

To dispel doubts, Salman Khan explained his Twitter the other day.

"We are making the film with Navaratri in the backdrop. We have made this beautiful film celebrating the music, color, love and the fun of the festive season.”

Also, Salman Khan added when they release the film "Those people will know there is nothing".

Muzzaffapur's court order

Earlier, Bihar’s Muzzaffapur court accused Salman’s film disregard Hindu sentiments and ordered to file an FIR case. Wishwa Hinda Parishad organization (VHP) and some more religious group believed that the film indirectly denigrating the festival of “Narvatri” by promoting vulgarity.

Furthermore, some said that dialogues used in the movie are offensive to people. In addition, while “Loveratri” producer explained the title are suitable for a romantic genre, others claim that the name entirely implies “intimacy”.

Meanwhile, actor Ronit Bose Roy further added due to "external influences" Salman Khan had to change the film's title. Moreover, he constantly insists that 'Loveratri' is a must watch "Pure Love" film.

Protester request to change or ban of the movie

“If this movie is allowed to be viewed in cinemas in Gujarat, it will leave a very bad impact on the youngsters and the public at large,” Hindu outfit strongly opposed.

On the other hand, respondent Salman Khan’s lawyer pleads that the movie was yet to be certified by Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The attorney holds the opinion that the litigation was “immature”.

A representative of Chief Justice R Subhash Reddy and Justice V M Pancholi then questioned “Loveratri” lawyer how they run a promotion campaign without certification from the censor board. Justice R Subhash Reddy then gave his conclusion for a fairly judge that in case needed, they will watch the film.

'LoveRatri' marks Salman Khan’s brother-in-law Aayush Sharma and new actress Warina Hussain debut. At the backdrop of Navaratri, it is a Bollywood musical romantic drama which expected to release on October 5, 2018