Prithiviraj Sukumaran defended the violent scenes in 'Animal' and 'Salaar.' The actor cum filmmaker said that directors should have the liberty to tell a story however they want to.
Starring Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran, 바카라Salaar: Part 1 바카라 Ceasefire바카라 released this Friday and it has broken records. The movie has violent sequences which have raised a few alarms. The audience has noted that the film is more violent than 바카라Animal.바카라 Recently, Prithiviraj Sukumaran defended these violent sequences and said that filmmakers should have the liberty to narrate a story the way they want it.
Speaking to News18 Showsha, Prithviraj Sukumaran defended the violent scenes in 바카라Animal바카라 and 바카라Salaar: Part 1 바카라 Ceasefire.바카라 The actor said, 바카라I haven바카라t watched Animal yet and so, I can바카라t comment on it. But because I바카라m a filmmaker also, I바카라m of the opinion that as a filmmaker if you think you need to shoot graphic violence to be able to say the story the way you want to say it, you should have the liberty to do it.바카라
In the same conversation, Prithviraj also added that asking filmmakers not to add scenes of graphic violence is unfair. He mentioned that after a film is made, the Censor Board certifies it. The board approves who can watch the film. He added that the responsibility of a filmmaker is to submit the film to the Censor Board. How a filmmaker decides to go ahead with the film should be left to them.
He also said, 바카라The audience has already been told about a film바카라s certification because it has violence or nudity. Censorship should happen in the exhibition sector to keep a tab on who goes to the theatre and who gets to see it. As an artist, I바카라ve always believed that we should have the liberty of making what we want to. Who sees the material should be regulated as it is.바카라
바카라Salaar: Part 1 바카라 Ceasefire바카라 marks Prithviraj Sukumaran바카라s re-entry to Telugu cinema after a hiatus of almost 13 years.