If already the ridiculous rules of marriage tests and matru-pitru diwas celebrations weren’t enough to spoil the mood of the Valentine’s Day celebrations, here is the latest from the Censor Board.

The most awaited and much hyped movie #FiftyShadesOfGrey isn’t releasing today.

I know those awful depressing reactions and can totally understand the plight…sob…welcome to India.

Every day the news feed starts with at least one new post of a scene or a trailer from the erotic movie just to create more curiosity. There were so many people who might have been just counting the days to finally watch the film.

But guess what you might need to hold your horses for some more time as sex, orgasm, erotic nature, etc. are alien behavioral patterns in India.

Alien behavioral patterns in India

It is a country where a so-called spiritual leader with criminal charges goes abroad promoting his controversial film.

The repeated intrusion and unnecessarily involving the Indian culture is only going to limit the scope for the artistic growth in the country.

So anyways coming to reality, instead of the date movie you guys would have to settle with MSG.

So what if ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ isn’t releasing this Valentine’s Day? Celebrate ‘Matru-Pitru Diwas’ with the classic film ‘MSG’ #TheMessengerOfGod.

There cannot be a comparison between the two films. So much hype and hullabaloo over, ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ and for what??? Look at ‘MSG’ – one man show. The Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh is the director, writer, producer, actor, cinematographer, editor, singer, whew…in one word the all-rounder has put all filmmakers to shame.

I won’t even be surprised if the theaters serve complimentary ‘ruhani jaam’.

First the entire nonsense about #AIBRoast, FIR against Ranveer and Deepika over a peck on cheek and now the most awaited film that is an adaptation of the trilogy of E.L. James, ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ is delayed for release as it faces censor problems.  Like where exactly are we heading??

Even if Fifty Shades of Grey is released in India may be we can expect something like this:

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‘Fifty Shades of Grey’, the movie adaptation of erotic novel by the same name by El James is set for wide release on the 13^th of February.

Fifty Shades of Grey to face ban in Malaysia

The book, when released in the UK, set a record as the fastest-selling paperback of all time.

When it was announced that the book would be converted into a movie, it sent the media into frenzy, for obvious reasons. The book is famous for explicitly depicting all erotic scenes. Where some readers have commended the book for bold involvement of practices such as BDSM, dominance/submission and bondage/discipline, a major portion of the audience has condemned their usage.

The film starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan was bound to run into controversy, since it revolves around the same plot as in the book and contains explicit scenes.

Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan

Speaking of controversies, the film has been banned in Malaysia. Datuk Abdul Halim Abdul Hamid, the Malaysian Film Censorship Board chairman said in his statement that the movie is in poor condition and cannot be presented to the audience.

The film is being directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson with screenplay coming from Kelly Marcel. The movie posters were released by Universal with the famous quote “Mr. Grey will see you now” imprinted on them.

Sam-Taylor Johnson, director Fifty Shades of Grey

After banning the movie’s release in Malaysia the LPF chairman also said that the flick looked more like a porn film than a proper Hollywood movie. Abdul Hamid was quoted as saying, “The board made a decision in view of the film containing scenes that are not of natural sexual content. The content is more sadistic…,”

The local distributor also confirmed the report that ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ would not release in Malaysia.

With Malaysia opting out of releasing the project, other conservative nations might follow a similar suit. Nevertheless, it will release as planned in the UK, USA and many other countries.

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