Writer Director And Actor Hemwant Tiwari's Film "Krishna Arjun" Faces Hurdles with Censor Board

Film Review: Krishna Arjun

Rating: 3.5 Star 

Mumbai: Hemwant Tiwari's one-shot feature film "Krishna Arjun", which he produced, directed, and starred in, has been halted by the Indian Censor Board. According to Hemant Tiwari, the film doesn't contain any content that could make audiences uncomfortable.

The Issue

Hemwant Tiwari claims that the Censor Board cited casteism and allegedly vulgar scenes as reasons for not allowing the film's release. However, Hemwant asserts that the film is completely normal and contains all elements of entertainment.

Special Screening

Hemwant Tiwari announced that a special screening will be organized for film journalists, cinema experts, critics, and reviewers. Meanwhile, the film is available on his YouTube channel.

Cast

The film features Hemwant Tiwari alongside Aroshikha Dey, Anil Pandey, Atul Shukla, Ayaz, Dharmendra Tripathi, Dr. Minakshi Jalgaonkar, Govind Pathak, Gaurav Gogoi, Gulshan Kumar, Geet Gangwani, and Krishna Kedar.

What's Next?

It remains to be seen how the situation unfolds between the Censor Board and Hemwant Tiwari. Will the film be allowed to release, or will it face further hurdles? We'll have to wait and see how this develops.

Detailed Analysis

The film "Krishna Arjun" has been a topic of discussion due to its unique one-shot feature. The controversy surrounding its release has sparked interest among film enthusiasts. Hemwant Tiwari's claims of the film being normal and entertaining have raised questions about the Censor Board's decision.

Possible Outcomes

There are several possible outcomes in this situation:

1. Film Release : The Censor Board might reconsider its decision and allow the film to release.

2. Edits and Revisions : Hemwant Tiwari might be required to make edits and revisions to the film to meet the Censor Board's requirements.

3. Legal Action : Hemant Tiwari might take legal action against the Censor Board's decision.

The outcome of this situation will have implications for the film industry and the future of one-shot features in India.