K. Annamalai furious over obscenity and hatred in film 'Toxic', questions CBFC's functioning
K. Annamalai, founder of 'We The Leaders', has expressed strong objection to the film 'Toxic'. According to an Amar Ujala report, he criticized the film for portraying women in an obscene manner and promoting hatred. Annamalai also questioned the functioning of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) for granting a certificate to the film.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVThe controversy over the content of the film 'Toxic' is escalating. K. Annamalai, founder of 'We The Leaders', has expressed his displeasure over the scenes depicted in the movie. According to an Amar Ujala report, he has raised serious questions regarding the portrayal of women in the film.
Annamalai stated that the way women have been presented in a sexual and obscene manner in the film is not appropriate for society. He added that this undermines the efforts being made for women's empowerment.
Furthermore, he has also alleged the presence of hate-mongering elements in the film. He remarked that such movies send a wrong message to society and promote hatred.
In this matter, he has also questioned the role of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Criticizing the CBFC, he asked how such a film was granted a certificate.
According to Annamalai, the CBFC should have scrutinized the film's content thoroughly. Questioning the board's functioning, he said that approving such content is a matter of concern.
This criticism regarding the film 'Toxic' has sparked a debate on social media as well. People are expressing their varied opinions on this issue.
According to the Amar Ujala report, Annamalai has appealed to filmmakers to work responsibly. He stated that cinema should be used to bring positive change in society, not to spread hatred.
This is not the first time the CBFC has faced criticism over film content. However, this statement by Annamalai has triggered a new discussion in the film industry.