Film 'Paanch Pandav' to be screened without interruption
Summary
The Nepali film 'Paanch Pandav' will be screened nationwide from Friday despite protests over its religious content and allegations of disrespectful portrayal. The film examination committee has directed that the screening proceed without interruption and urged filmmakers to adopt more responsible publicity methods in the future.
Key Points
- The film examination committee decided to allow 'Paanch Pandav' to be screened without obstruction after it was already censored.
- Members said the state must protect filmmakers’ right to screen approved films and preserve the committee’s credibility.
- The controversy stemmed from protests by religious groups over scenes seen as distorting Hindu beliefs, including Draupadi dancing in a bar.
- The film stars Haribansha Acharya, Aryan Sigdel, and Jitu Nepal, and is set for nationwide release from Friday.
