Ravi Kishan: In the midst of the Satluj line, Ravi Kishan says a review is necessary before Mirzapur is released: ‘We have to answer to the people because it affects the youth’ | Hindi Movie News

Politician Ravi Kishan has been in the film business for over a decade and by his own admission, is known as a “nation breaker” and the “Brad Pitt of Bihar.” Ravi was recently asked about the recent difficulties of Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj, which did not get a certificate, and despite its release on the OTT platform, it was taken down after two days. Ravi, a self-proclaimed “cinema encyclopedia”, was also asked about the certification body and how he would feel if one of his works was scrutinized by the CBFC.Asked about Satluj’s recent troubles, Ravi said there must have been a “story”. He distanced himself from the matter and said, “I don’t know anything about the matter. I just know that the film came and was removed.” To be honest, I don’t know the details.”He then added that artists should be responsible when making films and said that in order to make an interesting film, “they should not destroy any area or misrepresent historical events.” Ravi then gave examples of Dhurandhar, Maa Behen and Netflix show Maamla Legal Hai and said that these projects were released successfully. Ravi worked as an actor in Maa Behen and Maamla Legal Hai.In an interview with Screen, “We have to be accountable to people because what we do affects young people. We have to be responsible in writing and making movies.” He also said that in the past “books were burned, people were taught wrong history” and he also said that movies should be more careful when accurately representing historical events.Ravi was then asked how we would feel if, as an actor, his work should be monitored by the CBFC, or if one of his films has a long list to be cut by the censor board. To this, Ravi said, “I will ask, ‘Why?’ I ask myself, ‘What did I do wrong?'”He then pointed out that the problems of enlightenment existed in India for a long time and spoke about the Emergency period in the 1970s. “It also happened during Sholay, it happened with thousands of films. It also happened during Congress rule. Kishore Kumar was banned from the radio. Itihaas mein bahut tandav macha hai (History has such examples). But now if anything happens, I ask myself, ‘What’s wrong? I will ask if I am harming the community, distorting history, telling lies, and then I will correct myself. Because a lot of money is invested in films,” Ravi said, adding that there have been times when films have been cut 50-100 times.Ravi will also be seen in Mirzapur – Movie. The video, which originated on the Amazon Prime Video website, was widely criticized for its use of profanity. The film will be released in theaters on September 4.