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bunbutt_too

@bunbutt_too

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Posted: 16 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: bhidesm

What is Raju's fault in this incident ?

Is this complaint truly filed ? If yes, whoever has filed the complaint should check the facts.

^^ bhy wajj hee bearing the chuddi inn thee phirst place and inststigaating the ladiz 😉

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Silence

@SecretKhabri420

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Posted: 16 years ago

#22

BB always get notice for vulgarity, even last year, not a surprise........

I don't know about the first season, as I haven't seen it, saw only some clips of it, but last year, the 2nd season, they got so many notices.......

Edited by farislove - 16 years ago

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anku-

@anku-

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Posted: 16 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: psychobalehead
Whats all this fuss about? I watched the said episode twice and I did not see anyone pulling anyone's chaddi. Am I blind or just plain dumb? 🤔

lol it happened but they didnt telecast it My heart was broken 😆

Anyways, wat govt. is this?? Information and Broadcasting Ministry is not a govt. but a ministry! So what govt?! Central?? Congres?? 😆 Well, if so then no need to worry coz the owner of BB is part of Congress too 😆 so it wont be a big deal. Now if the owner was a BJP, then we shud talk about it 😆 Then it wud hve been more major than problems of terrorism being faced by India 😆

AND, if anyone here likes Congress then plss dont quote me and ask me how can you say that?? How in the word did you say that etc. etc. coz its really MY view and I shall stick by it just like u wud stick to liking congress 😃 So quoting wud be uselss 😆⭐️

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Sonam

@sonam_s

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Posted: 16 years ago

#24

Why don't they ban certain films with kissing scenes then.

How is this show even vulgar??

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plasticpolaroid

@plasticpolaroid

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Posted: 16 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: psychobalehead
Whats all this fuss about? I watched the said episode twice and I did not see anyone pulling anyone's chaddi. Am I blind or just plain dumb? 🤔

aww you just sound disappointed bb... that they didn't show Raju's modesty being compromized

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Koyel

@Koyel

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Posted: 16 years ago

#26

Bigg Boss 3 in trouble

Reality show Bigg Boss 3, hosted by Amitabh Bachchan, is in trouble over a case of obscenity.

The Information and Broadcasting ministry has sent a showcause notice to the producers of the show after housemates Shamita Shetty and Tanaaz Currim pulled down comedian Raju Srivastav's shorts while dancing around the pool, in the episode telecast on October 25.

The ministry's notice states that the content is obscene and has offended the sensibilities of many viewers who watch the prime-time show with their families. It also added that the producer provided the obscene visuals to news channels for wider publicity. This has violated Section 5 of the Network Act, which states that no programme, which offends good taste and decency or contains anything obscene, can be transmitted/re-transmitted on any cable service. Further, the government has asked Colors channel not to carry content on the show that 'constitutes a violation of the programme code which is enshrined in the Cable TV Networks (Regulation) Act of 1995', and if they fail to do this, then the show will go off air.

Colors defended its broadcast by saying it "has taken all measures to ensure that the programme is in obedience with the programme code. We will take all precautionary measures which won't violate the rules and regulations".

The I&B ministry has been quite busy of late, sendsent similar notices to the producers of Sach Ka Saamna, Pati Patni Aur Woh and Iss Jungle Se Mujhe Bachao.

http://www.indya.com/news/newsDetails.aspx?xfile=2009/October/News_20091027_116
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