Makers
of
Ajay
Devgn-Kareena
Kapoor
starrer
'Singham
Returns'
have
agreed
to
delete
certain
scenes
from
the
film
which
were
found
to
be
objectionable
by
a
right-wing
Hindu
organisation.
The
decision
was
taken
after
members
of
the
Hindu
Janajagruti
Samiti
(HJS)
met
movie
director
Rohit
Shetty,
Devgn
and
creative
director
Ashok
Pandit
in
Mumbai
yesterday.
"The
HJS
registered
its
objections
with
producers,
directors
and
the
Censor
Board
after
watching
its
trailer.
Accordingly,
producers
and
directors
called
a
meeting
and
gave
us
a
concrete
assurance
to
remove
objectionable
scenes
raised
by
us," HJS
national
spokesman
Ramesh
Shinde
told
PTI
today.
HJS
leaders
had
condemned
the
movie
after
its
trailer
depicted
a
saint
as
villain.
The
film,
which
is
scheduled
to
be
released
on
August
15,
depicted
scenes
and
dialogues
which
hurt
the
religious
feelings
of
Hindus,
Shinde
said.
The
HJS
has
circulated
a
letter
written
by
the
movie's
co-producer
Kumar
Mangat
Pathak
which
assured
that
"all
the
shots
which
were
mutually
discussed
to
be
deleted
will
be
deleted
and
will
not
be
there
in
the
film".
"We
respect
your
sentiments
and
assure
you
that
nothing
will
be
done
to
disrespect
it,"
the
letter
dated
August
4,
2014,
read.