Nepal resumes screening of Hindi movies except Adipurush

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Except for Adipurush, Nepal has lifted the ban on all Hindi films. Sita is referred to in the movie as the “daughter of India,” which sparked outrage in Nepal.Hindi film screenings were once again permitted in the nation on Friday, days after they had been prohibited due to an uproar over Adipurush dialogues that referred to Goddess Sita as “India’s daughter.” Many movie theatres in Kathmandu have begun showing Hindi films, with the exception of “Adipurush,” which is still prohibited.

The Hindi film Zara Hatke, Zara Bachke, starring Vikki Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan, was shown at the Sundhara multiplex QFX Cinema.All foreign and Nepali films, with the exception of Adipurush, will start playing on Friday, according to a statement from the Nepal Motion Picture Association.Balendra Shah, the mayor of Kathmandu, ordered a ban on all Hindi films after a dialogue from the movie Adipurush in which Sita is referred to as “India’s daughter” caused controversy.Many people think that Sita, also known as Janaki, was born in Janakpur in southeast Nepal.

Judge Dhir Bahadur Chand of the Patan High Court’s single bench issued a temporary ruling on Thursday indicating that films with censor board approval should continue to be screened.”We have always believed that no one is superior to their country or nationality. It is our fundamental right to conduct our business in a free and lawful manner, the bench noted.

The film Adipurush was not allowed to be screened because it involved “Nepal’s sovereignty and independence,” according to Shah, who stated the same day that he was prepared to accept any punishment.

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