the dirty picture gets bombay high court notice on show on tv

the dirty picture gets bombay high  court notice on show on tv

The Bombay High Court has asked the Union information and broadcasting (IB) ministry to take a call on telecast of 'The Dirty Picture', the latter barred its telecast scheduled for Sunday. A ticker tape announcement on the channel just before 12 noon informed viewers that the movie could not be telecast due to "unavoidable circumstances".

Sources informed that the ministry had intimated to Sony channel on Saturday asking it to slot the Vidya Balan starrer The Dirty Picture, late at night. It stated that since the film was awarded a 'U/A' certificate, it was not suitable for the telecast during the day and evening hours. Even the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) was in favor of telecasting the 'U/A' certified movie only after 11pm when children supposedly go to sleep. The channel had reportedly received complaints from parents about the film containing bold scenes and double meaning dialogues, sources claimed.

Amrapali Gupta is not bothered as tantrum queen tag

We all know that the stars of the television industry are no less than any Bollywood actor when it comes to throwing attitude. And the latest to add in this list is Amrapali Gupta, currently seen in Sahara One’s Neem Neem Shahad Shahad.

She has certainly decided to go Lady Gaga's way and firmly believes the song Born This Way, Amrapali also states that it’s not her problem that people think ill about her, she cannot be good to all. Sources informed about many incidents on the sets in which her cry-baby attitude has irked everyone including her co-actors.

Her outspoken attitude is disturbing all; recently she went into a verbal tiff with her co-star Vidya. On being asked to put lights on the issue, Amrapali said," Well, Vidyaji had to leave early that day and I was busy discussing about my cheque (payment) with one of the production boys as I was yet to receive it. That’s when Vidyaji passed a comment stating ‘I am ready. Ask her (Amrapali) to get ready.’ I did not like it and said that it was nobody’s business to tell me when to get ready or not. In fact, Vidyaji asked me if that comment was thrown at her but I chose not to reply to avoid a big fight.”

Well, we would like to advice her to get rid of this stubborn attitude as being in a fraternity you need to be good to people otherwise things can go wrong.