Ajay Devgn’s ‘Singham Again‘ and Karthik Aaryan starrer ‘Bhal Bhaliyaan 3’ are going to release in Indian theaters on Friday. Box office is going to be a big clash between the two.
The producers of both the films are trying to outdo each other and are busy trying to bring their respective films to more people. Meanwhile, the news of these films being banned abroad has also come out.
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According to Indian media, a ban has been imposed on ‘Singham Again’ and ‘Bhol Bhalian 3’ due to religious conflict in Saudi Arabia. The report says that ‘Singham Again’ has been banned due to its depiction of Hindu-Muslim conflict, while Karthik Aaryan’s ‘Bhool Bhaliyaan’ has been banned due to homophobia.
It is being said that the film is using references to homosexuality and if the film is allowed to release in Saudi Arabia, it may face a lot of problems.
It may be recalled that the star cast of Anees Bazmee’s ‘Bhool Bhaliyaan’ includes Kartik along with Vidya Balan, Madhuri Dixit, and Tripathi Dumri, while Singham Again features Ajay Devgan, Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Deepika Padukone, Salman Khan, Tiger Starring Shroff, Jackie Shroff, Arjun Kapoor and Ranveer Singh.
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**Interview with Film Analyst, Riya Sharma**
**Interviewer**: Thank you for joining us today, Riya. We’re seeing a significant clash at the box office this Friday with Ajay Devgn’s ‘Singham Again’ and Kartik Aaryan’s ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3‘ being banned in Saudi Arabia for differing reasons related to religious and social sensitivities. What are your thoughts on the implications of these bans for Bollywood films in international markets?
**Riya**: It’s certainly a pivotal moment for Bollywood as both films aim to capture the hearts of audiences domestically while navigating complex international landscapes. The bans point towards a growing tension between cinematic storytelling and the cultural norms of different regions. For ‘Singham Again’, the depiction of Hindu-Muslim conflict might be seen as provocative, while ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’ faces backlash for perceived homophobic content.
**Interviewer**: That’s insightful. While these films are poised for a fierce competition at the box office, do you think the bans will significantly impact their performance in India, where the audience might not share the same sensitivities as those in Saudi Arabia?
**Riya**: Absolutely, I believe Indian audiences will predominantly focus on the entertainment value rather than the criticism swirling around these films. However, this raises an important debate—should filmmakers alter their content to cater to international sensibilities, or is there value in holding true to their narratives regardless of potential backlash?
**Interviewer**: Indeed! So, readers, what do you think? Should Bollywood creators adjust their storytelling to accommodate cultural sensitivities abroad, or should they remain unapologetically true to their artistic expression? Let’s stir the conversation!
