Director
Anurag
Kashyap
admits
that
his
latest
movie
That
Girl
In
Yellow
Boots
is
for
a
mature
audience.
But
he
is
very
upset
with
the
organisers
of
the
Dubai
International
Film
Festival
(DIFF),
who
denied
to
screen
it.
The
irked
director
is
sarcastic
about
who
in
the
middle-east
will
decide
the
viewers'
maturity.
That
Girl
In
Yellow
Boots
has
received
strong
reactions
at
film
festivals
in
various
countries.
Due
to
its
adult
content,
Kalki
Koechlin
starrer
film
has
not
got
permission
to
release
in
the
Middle-East.
Talking
to
the
Mid
Day,
Anurag
Kashyap
confirmed
that
his
movie
was
rejected
by
the
DIFF
organisers.
But
he
says
that
some
countries
are
pretty
conservative
when
it
comes
to
art
and
cinema.
"TGIYB
is
for
a
mature
audience.
I
don't
know
who
in
the
middle-east
decides
whether
the
viewers
are
mature
enough
to
watch
the
film
or
not,
but
I
guess
it's
a
moralistic
stand," Anurag
told
to
the
Mid
Day.
However,
That
Girl
In
Yellow
Boots
is
all
about
a
young
girl
Ruth,
who
comes
to
the
city
in
search
of
her
father,
but
is
soon
faced
with
moralistic
questions
when
she
takes
up
a
job
as
a
masseuse
to
make
ends
meet.
The
movie
has
been
given
with
an
A-certificate
by
the
Censor
Board
in
India
and
releasing
today.