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This is an archive article published on January 16, 2010

The Axe Effect

When desi firebrand Rakhi Sawant collaborated with India’s mad-max music import from Canada Ishq Bector,the duo had hardly realised the trouble they’d fall into.

Censors wave their scissors at Ishq Bector & Rakhi Sawant

When desi firebrand Rakhi Sawant collaborated with India’s mad-max music import from Canada Ishq Bector,the duo had hardly realised the trouble they’d fall into. Their album titled ‘Jhagde’ has been in the news for some reason or the other,including a public spat the duo had at the launch event of their second video ‘Bhoot’,last week. But what has hit them now,is far too serious than tiffs and spats – the Censor Board has issued a diktat that they need to delete or bleep out the word ‘kaminey’ from the opening verse of their video. FYI,the words are: “Kamine tera bhoot chad gaya re”. But Miss Sawant refuses to give in. “This is cruelty. The Censor Board needs brain surgery,” shot Rakhi and broke into her own version: “Censor Board tera bhoot chad gaya re”. While Rakhi is taking a straight dig at the Board,Ishq,who has written the lyrics,apart from singing and composing the album,is furious too. “The word ‘kaminey’ has been passed so many times in umpteen films earlier. What’s the point of banning it now,” he justifies. “The Censor Board has been ordering such frivolous cuts too often in our industry,but this time,we will not take things lying down. If need be,we will garner public support and land up at their office to protest,” he threatens. Seems like the real ‘jhagda’ has just begun..

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