Close X
Monday, November 25, 2024
ADVT 
Bollywood

Raza Academy Pens Letter To Smriti Irani Seeking Ban On Priya Varrier's Song

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Feb, 2018 12:56 PM
    The Raza Academy has penned a letter to Union Information and Broadcasting minister Smriti Irani seeking a ban on internet sensation Priya Prakash Varrier's song 'Manikya Malaraya Poovi' from her debut movie 'Oru Adaar Love'.
     
    The academy has alleged that the said Malayalam song insults Prophet Mohammad and his 'pious wife'.
     
    Asif Sardar, President, Rehmani Group, urged Irani to "immediately issue instructions to the censor board and the film maker to cut the song and spare the nation from yet another controversy."
     
     
    The academy also held a protest here in front of the Minara Mosque, where they held placards with messages like, "Stop misuse of sacred personalities."
     
    The first song of Malayalam movie 'Oru Adaar Love' became viral on social media within few hours of its release because of Varrier's cute articulations and wink. Since then, the 18-year-old has become the talk of the town.

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    Credits In Bollywood Have Not Been Epic: Priyanka Bose

    Actress Priyanka Bose, whose film "Lion" was widely lauded, says credits in Bollywood have not been epic for her yet.

    Credits In Bollywood Have Not Been Epic: Priyanka Bose

    Remakes Should Be Done Properly: Yo Yo Honey Singh

    Rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh, who has reworked and given a modern touch to songs like "Dil chori" and "Chote chote peg maar", says recreations should be done properly.

    Remakes Should Be Done Properly: Yo Yo Honey Singh

    Nimrat Kaur Made Heads Turn In Pooja Shroff's Ruffled Lehenga

    Nimrat Kaur owned the runway when she walked as a showstopper for designer Pooja Shroff at the Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) spring-summer 2018. The actress sported a ruffled ivory lehenga with minimalistic make-up.

    Nimrat Kaur Made Heads Turn In Pooja Shroff's Ruffled Lehenga

    I Felt Swara Bhasker's Intent Wasn't Correct: Vivek Agnihotri

    I Felt Swara Bhasker's Intent Wasn't Correct: Vivek Agnihotri
    Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri, who objected to Swara Bhasker's indictment of what she saw as an endorsement of the practice of Jauhar in "Padmaavat", says he felt the actress' intent of the open letter wasn't right.

    I Felt Swara Bhasker's Intent Wasn't Correct: Vivek Agnihotri

    Celebs Speak Up For Swara Bhaskar, Say 'Keep That Voice Strong'

    Celebs Speak Up For Swara Bhaskar, Say 'Keep That Voice Strong'
    Celebrities like Richa Chadha, Mini Mathur and Jwala Gutta spoke up on the right to opinion and freedom of expression following the social media wrath faced by actress Swara Bhasker on sharing her thoughts on "Padmaavat".

    Celebs Speak Up For Swara Bhaskar, Say 'Keep That Voice Strong'

    I Would Have Done Khilji Differently: Shahid Kapoor

    I Would Have Done Khilji Differently: Shahid Kapoor
    Asked how different would his approach have been to play Khilji, Shahid said: "Firstly, I do not want to get into those details. Always remember, Sanjay Leela Bhansali is the hero of all his films and we actors come second.

    I Would Have Done Khilji Differently: Shahid Kapoor