Sanskrit Word too Sassy for Censor Board!

Censor Board forbids the use of Sanskrit word for love-making. Read on to know more..

Published: Wednesday,Dec 02, 2015 14:31 PM GMT-07:00

Satyalika Ghosh

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After 'Spectre', it was Hate Story 3's turn to undergo the Censor Board's scrutinisation. Just as the Censor Board slashed the kissing scenes in the 24th installment of the Bond series, they have blown away most of the steam stirred by the promos of Vishal Pandya's 'Hate Story 3'.

The extensive use of the f-word and behenc***s have been disposed off and the use of the Sanskrit word for sex - "sambhog", has been forbidden in the film. A source was quoted saying, "It was a scene where Karan Singh Grover expresses a desire to have sex with Zarine Khan. The Censor Board objected to the word."

A source from the Board said, "Very often, such sexy films show a lot of skin and smutty language in the promos for the Internet. But when they bring the films to us they do away with all the 'dirt' voluntarily. 'Hate story 3' came to us with quite a few voluntary cuts."

The actors have constantly stressed on the efforts and hard-work they put in during the shoot of the erotic and intimate scenes, in order to make the movie as erotic as they possibly could, but looks like it was all in vain.

Hate Story 3 is an erotic thriller directed by Vishal Pandya and produced by T-series. It is slated to release on December 4, 2015.