Censor Board Objects Kissing Scene Of Rakul Preet And Jhansi In "Manmadhudu 2"
Vaishnavi Gavankar|Aug 08, 2019
The censor board has stated that the scene should be "covered with CG shots." Although the trailer of the film did not feature the kissing scene between Rakul and Jhansi, fans have been wondering about it on social media.
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Rakul Preet Singh, Nagarjuna and Jhansi starrer Telugu film Manmadhudu 2 is all set to release on August 9. The film came into controversy again for its kissing scene. Manmadhudu 2 has completed all censor board formalities, it has been granted the U/A certificate by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). However, there were several modifications made by the board online and among them was a kissing scene between Rakul Preet and Jhansi.
The censor board has stated that the scene should be "covered with CG shots." Although the trailer of the film did not feature the kissing scene between Rakul and Jhansi, fans have been wondering about it on social media.
Manmadhudu 2, an official remake of 2006 French film I Do, also features Nas, Rao Ramesh, and Lakshmi in important roles, among others. Directed by Rahul Ravindran, the film is produced by Nagarjuna Akkineni and P Kiran under the film production banners of Annapurna Studios, Anandi Art Creations, and Viacom18 Motion Pictures. Samantha Akkineni and Keerthy Suresh have made special appearances in the film, which looks like a true-blue entertainer.
Rakul, in a recent interview, spoke to a daily spoke about how she dealt with not getting success overnight. She said, "I started at the age of 18. For me, it’s been a long, but a good journey. The good part is that a film like DDPD came to me at a time when I could understand its emotional complexities. I don't think I would have been ready to play a part like this in 2014 when I did Yaariyan and moved to Telugu cinema. I understood the business by being a part of it.
I had no one who could explain things or show me the way. There was a time when I went for meetings in sports-shoes; that changed with time. When you don’t get success overnight, you value it more, you stay grounded and work hard to sustain it. My first Telugu film opened many doors for me. I thought I might as well do the work coming my way than leave it and chase what’s evading me."
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