Alia Bhatt Requests CBFC To Lift The Ban From Her Mother Soni Razdan's Film 'No Fathers In Kashmir'
Soni Razdan's upcoming film, 'No Fathers In Kashmir' has been stuck with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) for six months now due to a clash over certification.
Soni
Razdan's
upcoming
film,
'No
Fathers
In
Kashmir'
has
been
stuck
with
the
Central
Board
of
Film
Certification
(CBFC)
for
six
months
now
due
to
a
clash
over
certification.
After
the
CBFC
issued
the
film
an
'A'
certificate,
the
makers
of
the
film
had
challenged
their
decision.
s.
They
had
also
voluntarily
approached
appellate
body,
FCAT,
but
instead
fresh
cuts
were
demanded
in
the
film
again.
Now,
Soni
Razdan's
daughter,
actress
Alia
Bhatt
has
tweeted
in
favour
of
the
film
and
requested
the
CBFC
to
lift
the
ban
from
the
movie.
Alia
tweeted,
"Was
soo
looking
forward
to
mom's
@nofathers_movie
#nofathersinkashmir!!
@Soni_Razdan
@ashvinkumar
&
team
worked
super
hard
for
this
honest
teens
love
story
in
Kashmir.
Really
hope
the
CBFC
would
#lifttheban.
It's
a
film
about
empathy
&
compassion..let's
give
love
a
chance!"
Earlier,
Swara
Bhaskar
too
had
tweeted
in
favour
of
the
film
and
posted,
"The
film
'No
Fathers
in
Kashmir'
-
Directed
by
Academy
Award
Nominee
&
two
time
National
Award
Winner
#AshvinKumar
-
has
been
stuck
with
the
Censor
Board
for
over
6months
now,
delaying
its
release.
Film
is
now
gng
bak
&
forth
betwn
#CBFC
&
FCAT.
@prasoonjoshi_
pls
take
note!"
Soni
Razdan,
who
is
part
of
the
cast
of
No
Fathers
In
Kashmir,
too
posted
a
series
of
tweets,
appealing
to
the
CBFC
to
give
the
film
to
certify
the
film
and
allow
for
its
release.
She
wrote,
"Ashvin
@ashvinkumar
knows
Kashmir
so
well.
That's
the
first
thing
I
thought
when
I
read
this
script.
And
that's
exactly
why
I
so
wanted
to
be
a
part
of
this
project.
For
once
I
felt
that
here
is
a
film
that
doesn't
pretend
...
doesn't
mislead
...
and
most
importantly
doesn't
lie.
It
does
so
gently,
with
a
lot
of
ironies,
with
tongue
in
cheek
humour
and
a
wonderful
story
full
of
courageous,
innocent
and
sometimes
foolish
characters.
No
one
is
demonised.
@prasoonjoshi_
@PritishNandy
@ashvinkumar
@ShashiTharoor
@MaheshNBhatt
But
everyone
is
real
and
human
and
so
we
feel
that
finally
we
are
perhaps
getting
to
know
this
wonderful
place
called
Kashmir
just
a
little
bit
better.
Whoever
sits
on
this
board
I
do
implore
you
to
give
truth
and
integrity
a
chance
@prasoonjoshi_
@PritishNandy
@ashvinkumar."
Meanwhile,
the
makers
of
the
film
tweeted,
"Disappointing
that
we
couldn't
apply
to
the
national
awards
this
year
because
of
censors
ban,
specially
when
#AshvinKumar
has
won
it
twice
in
a
row
for
his
two
other
Kashmir
films
(which
were
also,
curiously,
banned
by
censors)
This
alone
has
caused
irreparable
damage."
Set
in
the
backdrop
of
Kashmir,
Ashvin
Kumar's
No
Fathers
In
Kashmir
revolves
around
two
teenagers
who
are
individually
searching
their
fathers.