Regional Censor Board Chief Dhanalakshmi isn't familiar with Telugu language. Hence, There is always a friction between the Censor Board and Filmmakers regarding the number of cuts or censor certificate.
Hence, Dhanalakshmi has been seeking the help of a Telugu lecturer these days to confirm whether the words are offensive or not. Censor Board Officials depends the move by saying there is nothing wrong in seeking clarification from experts.
Reportedly, An issue of number of cuts for 'Aagadu' in which the protagonist speaks in a Rayalseema dialect has surfaced. Censor Officials asked for removal of few words. It was only after the makers explained to her that those words weren't offensive in nature, Censor chief consulted the lecturer and allowed them after the expert's approval.
Hence, Dhanalakshmi has been seeking the help of a Telugu lecturer these days to confirm whether the words are offensive or not. Censor Board Officials depends the move by saying there is nothing wrong in seeking clarification from experts.
Reportedly, An issue of number of cuts for 'Aagadu' in which the protagonist speaks in a Rayalseema dialect has surfaced. Censor Officials asked for removal of few words. It was only after the makers explained to her that those words weren't offensive in nature, Censor chief consulted the lecturer and allowed them after the expert's approval.