Originally posted by: BettyA1
Sreevidya says the entire Air Force and pilots are shown in a negative way in the movie...
Is that true?
How can Gunjan Saxena green light the project then?
In the interview, she said she didn't have the authority for clearance of the film, her contract was only limited to the technical parts of the film plus her personal story which probably the makers would've bought the rights from like it usually happens in every biopic.
Usually when films involve the army or the forces, the clearance comes from them as far as I am aware, a lot of strict documentation and paper work takes place to get clearance and the censor to pass the film. The IAF did have dialogue with Dharma before the release of the film as mentioned in their letter...
As per initial understanding, M/s Dharma Productions had agreed to represent Indian Air Force (IAF) with authenticity and make all efforts to ensure that the film helps to inspire the next generation of IAF Officers.
It is pertinent to highlight that the Production House was informed about the objectionable portion of the movie and was advised to delete/modify the same.
Edited by insideroutsider - 5 years ago
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