The
National
Commission
for
Women
received
a
complaint
against
the
movie
Sanju
for
allegedly
making
derogatory
remarks
against
sex
workers
in
the
film,
the
Commission
chairperson
said.
The
complaint,
filed
just
two
days
before
its
release
against
the
film
has
alleged
that
actors
Ranbir
Kapoor,
Anushka
Sharma
and
director
Rajkumar
Hirani
used
derogatory
language
against
sex
workers.
"We
have
received
such
a
complaint
and
we
are
forwarding
it
to
the
Electronic
Media
Monitoring
Centre
to
take
necessary
action," said
NCW
Chairperson
Rekha
Sharma.
The
EMMC
under
the
Ministry
of
Information
and
Broadcasting
has
been
tasked
to
monitor
the
content
of
television
channels
and
report
on
violations
of
the
programme
and
advertising
code.
The
complaint
filed
by
advocate
and
social
activist
Gaurav
Gulati
was
referred
to
two
dialogues
where
Kapoor
allegedly
"demeans
the
status
of
sex
workers
in
the
society."
ANI
reported
that
the
complaint
has
been
filed
by
activist
Gaurav
Gulati
and
the
letter
stated
that
"All
the
dialogues
used
in
the
trailer
are
not
only
outrageous
and
anti-women
but
also
shows
low
mindset
of
the
movie
makers
towards
the
women
fraternity."
The
complaint
further
read,
"The
complaints
wants
to
draw
your
kind
notice
towards
the
outrageous
and
cheap
dialogues
being
used
in
the
upcoming
movie,
namely,
Sanju
by
the
Bollywood
actors
Ranbir
Kapoor
and
Anushka
Sharma."
In
the
trailer,
Ranbir
Kapoor,
who
plays
the
role
of
Sanjay
Dutt
is
asked
by
Anushka
Sharma
about
his
sex
life
and
how
many
women
has
he
been
with
in
the
past
for
which
he
replies
"308
without
counting
the
prostitutes."
Also,
the
CBFC
removed
the
'overflowing
toilet'
scene
in
Sanju
for
"aesthetic
reasons." Activist
Prithvi
Maske
had
written
to
officials
previously
and
condemned
the
scene
and
calling
it
a
wrong
idea
about
the
condition
of
prisoners.
Sanju
starring
Ranbir
Kapoor,
Anushka
Sharma,
Dia
Mirza,
Manisha
Koirala
and
Paresh
Rawal
is
all
set
to
hit
the
theatres
on
une
29,
2018.
The
movie
is
directed
by
Rajkumar
Hirani
and
produced
by
Vidhu
Vinod
Chopra.