Saif Ali Khan’s web series ‘Thandawa’ has been embroiled in controversy. Kalil Mishra, a firebrand leader and former MLA of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who made headlines with his statements, sent a legal notice to ‘Amazon Prime Video’. BJP leader demanded removal of ‘Tandava’ from their platform. Failure to do so will incite criminal action.
The Information Ministry on Sunday called on Amazon Prime Video officials amid demands that the various organizations, including the BJP leader, be banned. The ministry asked Amazon Prime Video to answer by Monday. BJP MLA Ram Kadam has lodged a complaint at the Ghatkopar police station against his makers claiming he insulted Hindu gods in a web series. After filing a complaint, Ram Kadam said, “Strict action should be taken against the actor, director and producer of the web series.”
BJP leader Kapil Mishra sent legal notice to Amazon Prime Video demanding web series #Tandav Should be removed from their platform immediately, otherwise criminal proceedings will be initiated against them.
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– ANI (@ANI) January 18, 2021
A ministry source said, “The ministry has been made aware of this (grievances) and asked for an Amazon Prime video for clarification.” Kotak, an MP from the north-east of Mumbai, has accused such forums of misrepresenting Hindu deities. Various organizations and individuals have complained that the Hindu god and goddess has been mocked in the ‘Thandava’ web series.
A case has been registered against her in Lucknow
Legendary artists Saif Ali Khan, Dimple Kapadia, Sunil Grover, Tigmanshu Dhulia have been in contention soon after the release of their popular web series ‘Tandawa’. In the Wave series, a case has been documented of a man who has misled many indecent things and assumed the honorary post of Prime Minister. The FIR was lodged on Sunday night against director Ali Abbas Zafar, director Himanshu Krishna Mehra, writer Gaurav Solanki and Amazon Prime’s original content India chief Aparna Purohit. This FIR was written in Tahrir by Sub-Inspector Amarnath Yadav of Hazratganj Kotwali, Lucknow.
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