SC rejects Johar's demand to remove Jawahar's view from 'Padmavat', how many people became 'drunk' by watching 'Devdas'

The Chief Justice smiled and said, "Devdas" written in 1917 became the first Bengali film in the 30s, so far in Hindi and Hindi, 9 languages ​​have been made on Devdas 9 times, will you say that seeing them in love The unsuccessful people became drunk?

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New Delhi: The  Supreme Court has rejected the demand of removing the view of Johar from the film 'Padmavat'. This demand was made by social worker Swami Agnivesh. He said that this view is going to promote social evil like Sati Pratyah.

What the court said

The bench, headed by Chief Justice Deepak Mishra, said, "Approval of the film is the work of the Central Film Certification Board." He did his work, the film has been released, we do not consider the need for hearing on this matter. "

'Devdas' see how drunk

Agnivesh's advocate Mahmud Pracha stuck to his demand. He said that the film will now reach homes through TV. The glory of tradition like Sati is not well. On this, Chief Justice said, "Do you think that any woman will be a woman by seeing the film? Women of the country are now very strong."

The Chief Justice smiled and said, "Devdas" written in 1917 became the first Bengali film in the 30s, so far in Hindi and Hindi, 9 languages ​​have been made on Devdas 9 times, will you say that seeing them in love The unsuccessful people became drunk?

Demand for action on manufacturers rejected

Agnivesh said that the film violates the Sati Abolition Act, 1987. Under the Act, promotion of Sati is a crime. A criminal case is made against the manufacturers. If the court said, then what are you expecting this action from the Supreme Court? If you feel that there is a crime, then FIR should be lodged.