Some of what gets shown in mainstream films these days feels like it's pushed further than what a lot of regular families are really comfortable watching together.
Some of what gets shown in mainstream films these days feels like it's pushed further than what a lot of regular families are really comfortable watching together.
Every time censorship creeps into what stories filmmakers are allowed to tell, we lose something irreplaceable -- Bollywood's boldest, most memorable films have often been the ones that pushed right up against what was considered acceptable at the time.
Should India regulate streaming platforms (Netflix, Prime, etc.) the same way it regulates TV?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?