After Hrithik Roshan’s Fighter, Now Yami Gautam’s Article 370 Banned In Gulf countries

Movie “Article 370” Banned in Gulf Countries, Sparking Debate

This week, two Bollywood movies, “Article 370” starring Yami Gautam and “Crakk” starring Vidyut Jammwal and Arjun Rampal, competed at the box office.

“Article 370,” an action thriller film about politics, has been banned in several Gulf countries. This is surprising because these countries are popular tourist destinations for Indians and many Bollywood movies are even filmed there.

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The movie received positive reviews and did well at the box office in India and other countries. However, the ban in the Gulf has upset some people. They believe it’s unfair that Indian movies are not allowed to be shown there, even though Bollywood films are popular in the region.

This situation highlights the ongoing problem of censorship in movies around the world. Some people believe that movies should be allowed to be shown freely, even if they deal with sensitive topics. Others believe that governments have the right to censor movies they find offensive or harmful.

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Here’s a breakdown of the key points:

• Two Bollywood movies, “Article 370” and “Crakk,” were released this week.
• “Article 370” is an action thriller film about politics.
• The movie was banned in several Gulf countries, which surprised many people.
• The film did well in India and other countries but is not allowed to be shown in the Gulf.
• This has sparked debate about censorship in movies.
• Some people believe movies should be shown freely, while others think governments have the right to censor them.

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Additional details:

• The movie “Article 370” is set in Kashmir, a region in India with a complex political history.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned the movie in a speech, encouraging people to watch it.
• The lead actress, Yami Gautam, thanked the Prime Minister for his support.
• The movie explores a significant moment in Indian history and aims to offer a deeper understanding of the situation in Kashmir.