We all know about the much hyped controversy of AIB Roast. Reports say that after the AIB Roast case Karan Johar decided to shelve the sex comedy.

Well there could be another reason of the male lead moving out of the project at the end moment.

But whatever the reason is, censor and audience reception is definitely a big factor to be considered before producing a film in India.

AIB Roast opened the door to a wider topic of discussion. Is India ready or receptive to sex jokes?

The sex comedy that was a joint venture of KJo’s Dharma Production and Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms was reported last year. It was going to be directed by Sonam Nair.

India has very limited sex comedy films like ‘Kya Cool Hain Hum’, ‘Masti’, etc.

The audience response to adult comedy film ‘Delly Belly’ was superb. The track ‘Bhaag D K Bose’ became an instant hit.

It is very clear that Indian audience is definitely eager for films of the genre – sex comedy. But there are lots of people who think sex is against our culture.

The Censor Board had been a spoilsport to anything that talks sex. Even the word ‘virginity’ was censored in the film ‘Finding Fanny’.

It is strange of what passes the Censor Board and is gladly accepted by Indians.

We even had people from the film fraternity reacting, saying that the content of AIB Roast isn’t a part of our culture. Well sex isn’t new to Indian cinema; only the medium of conveying it changed over the years.

For people of 1980s and 1990s, let me remind you that the kind of content depicted in our movies then was much grave.

For example let us take a glimpse of this scene from the 1998 movie ‘Gunda’ starring Mithun Chakraborty. His sister is raped by Shakti Kapoor and he performed this act of crime after consuming  something called the ‘Vitamin sex’.

So if sex tablet is consumed to commit a crime then Censor Board, media and all the so-called protectors of ‘Indian culture’ don’t seem to have any problem. These very acts when shown for pleasure or as a joke, people ironically found them offensive!

If KJo’s sex comedy is scrapped because of the AIB Roast drama then seriously it is time we grow up.

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Give me a ticket and little savings; I want to fly out of this country. This is what my colleague said after hearing the news of FIR filed against Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone for a peck on the cheek.

Yes with the Valentine’s Day nearing, #KissOfLove is making headlines again as the duo was charged for a peck on the cheek on the sets of #AIBRoast. Under section 294, this is seen as ‘obscene act in public’. As per reports, the sub-inspector of the Maharashtra State Police, Wazir Sheikh was the one to file FIR against AIB Roast under various sections like ‘selling of pornography’, ‘obscene act in public’, etc.

Clearly this guy has never seen porn to define this as porn.

Forget meeting your boyfriend in public, what if you meet a friend or even your dad happens to give a quick gesture of love on your cheek in public, would there be a moral police brigade? Exactly where are we heading???

Imagine how embarrassing that is going to be if such gestures are considered obscene.

Personally I am not a fan of the AIB Roast. Simple reason being that I don’t relate to that format of comedy genre but that has got nothing to do with my ‘sanskriti’.

I won’t even talk about the issues that need serious attention and immediate resolve. On one hand where a Whatsapp video on a rape victim does the rounds for several months before it reaches a concerned citizen, people are busy filing FIRs against such silly things.

I won’t even get into that comparison but I would strictly limit this topic to understanding the mentality of people who define ‘Indian culture.’

AIB Roast was a piece of crap but that is my opinion. Every person is entitled to have an opinion but to force ‘your culture’ on a land that observes a vast cultural diversity is offensive.

If the country gets offended by every little gesture and silly things then very soon it is going to be governed by the self proclaimed godmen and the youth would soon run away from the so called ‘forced sanskriti.’

It is seriously damning to know how a peck on cheek or even if it was a kiss or a proper smooch can offend someone?

What is so offensive is what we really want to know as the definition of ‘being offended’ is starting to baffle the youth of this generation.

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