People Media Factory Issues Apology For Censor Board

People Media Factory released a statement apologizing to the Censor Board and the Censor Officer. They apologised as Bandi Saroj made unintended remarks during a recent event. The team clarified that they respect the Censor Board and trust its process. They also explained that the comment was not planned and they are removing it from all platforms. The company thanked the Censor Board for its support.

Meanwhile, the actor in the event said that his movie received an A certificate as censor board members feared because of his terrific performance. After this criticism, the team took responsibility and apologized officially.

People Media Factory shared an official note saying they extend their "sincere apologies to the Censor Board and the Censor Officer" for what happened. They explained that an "unintended remark" was made by actor Bandi Saroj and clarified that they have the "highest regard for the Censor process." They said the comment was a "loose and unintended statement" and confirmed that they are "withdrawing it from all published content." The team also mentioned that they respect the Board’s role and thanked them for their "continued cooperation and support," ending the note with regards from TG Vishwa Prasad.

They wrote, “People Media Factory extends its sincere apologies to the Censor Board and the Censor Officer for the unfortunate incident yesterday. An unintended remark was made by our actor, Bandi Saroj, regarding the Censor Board and the Officer’s reactions. We wish to clarify that we hold the highest regard for the Censor process and deeply respect the Board’s role in governing content with responsibility and integrity. The team comprises highly capable administrators and senior industry professionals whose guidance we value immensely. The remark was a loose and unintended statement, and we are withdrawing it from all published content with immediate effect. We express our gratitude to the Censor Board for their continued cooperation and support."