Today, digital cinema has revolutionised film making. It would not cost him more than Rs. 50,000. Four years ago you had suggested that the industry go in for self-censorship. There are two viewpoints on this subject. The first is that censorship should be abolished because the public has access to satellite channels and other media sources that are offering more vulgar content than films.
Censorship also creates confusion and unnecessary hassles for producers.
This viewpoint emerges from within the film industry. The second viewpoint is that censorship rules need to be made more strict because films are responsible for the increasing violence and sex related crimes. One cannot watch a single film song today with the family. This viewpoint is shared by people in general. But if the film industry is so against the Censor Board, it should go in for self-censorship.