Ramgopal Varma, a well-known director in Hindi and Telugu cinema, has given a reason for refusing to release the movie ‘Hatra’ (Dangerous), which is based on the story of a gay attraction, by its owners.
Ramgopal Varma is one of the most controversial figures in Indian cinema who has caused controversy in filmmaking and filmmaking. She is currently a lesbian crime thriller centered on the gay story ‘Hatra’ (Dangerous) Has directed the film.
The film stars Naina Ganguly, Apsara Rani and Rajpal Yadav. The film is produced in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi and Kannada. ‘Love is love’ Has been created in Tamil under the name. Ramgopal Verma, the director of the film, had said that the owners of the Multiplex theater would refuse to release the film if it was released on the 8th.
Also, after the repeal of Section 377 by the Supreme Court, Ramgopal Varma had said that he had taken up the story involving two women. In this case, he explains why theaters are refusing to release the film.
It said, “Theaters are refusing to release the film because it involves two women. Not only the theaters but also the gay community are protesting against the release of this film. Just like the male-female related films, I also directed this film.
Theaters are asking for an explanation about this film. When there is no need to give an explanation for the film about the male-female relationship, why give an explanation for this film as well. I will definitely try to release this film in theaters. ”