Kuljinder Sindhu: Censor board is biased towards new producers

The brouhaha that followed after the certification to film MSG, followed by the resignation of the then Censor Board chairperson Leela Samson with the other members, seems to have found support in other quarters as well.
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Actor, producer Kuljinder Sidhu, whose debut film Sadda Haq languished in wait state for several months says that the Board is tough on new producers."I am not saying I support a particular film, all I am saying is that the censor board is very tough on new producers," says Sidhu, "There are films like Haider which also broach a sensitive subject, yet are easily given clearance. While a film like my Sadda Haq was banned for many months. They treat producers differently and their treatment is based on person to person. I think its a very subjective attitude and it should not be the case."
Sadda Haq was based on the 1984 Sikh riots and Sidhu claimed that it was time to tell the real story behind the genocide.
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