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The filmmakers have said that they will fight against the censor board to restrict the film. Speaking at a press conference at Mandla Theater in Thapagaon on Thursday, the filmmakers said that they will now protest in an organized manner.
The movie 'Rajaganj' directed by Deepak Rauniar included a part of the speech made by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in 2072. After the censor board restricted the video and various words, the filmmakers became angry. While interacting with the journalists, director Navin Subba said targeting the state, 'We are going to fight to the finish, you should be ready. We go to a creative movement.'
He said that they will continue the movement until the censor board is cleared. He also said that such a structure should be abolished.
The director of 'Rajaganj' said that the chairman of the censor board accused him of spreading communalism on the basis of reading the script. He said that he begged many times when he refused to watch the film.
Actor and producer Deepakraj Giri also recalled that the Censor Board had given him grief too. And said, 'It should be solved by organizing the film workers.' Producer Ashok Sharma said, 'Again, this is selling. Now let's go to the movement and finish it, now we have to fight.'
actor Dayahang Rai also opined that it should be brought to an end. Director Manoj Pandit, Dipendra Lama, Upendra Subba, production manager Shankar Pandey, actress Rima Vishwakarma and others also took a stand on the same.
The Censor Board has already restricted many films. Even on social media, filmmakers are speaking against censorship.
