Information and Broadcasting Ministry becomes strict regarding actor Vishal’s allegations, Censor Board officials will be investigated

After Tamil actor Vishal shared his ordeal and accused the Central Board of Film Certification of corruption, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting reacted and ordered a probe into the matter. For those who are late to the story, the Mark Antony star released a video on his social media and made shocking allegations against the CBFC. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting termed it as ‘extremely unfortunate’ and directed the Producers Guild of India and the Motion Picture Association to take necessary action.

I&B wrote, the issue of corruption in CBFC raised by actor Vishal is extremely unfortunate. The government has zero tolerance towards corruption and strict action will be taken against anyone found involved in it. It also states that a senior official of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has been sent to Mumbai today itself for investigation. We request all to report to jsfil regarding any other instances of harassment by CBFC.[email protected] Cooperate with the Ministry by providing information on.

In a video released by him, Vishal alleged that he had to pay a total of Rs 6.5 lakh for the Hindi release of Mark Antony. He said the manufacturers had applied for the certificate online, but due to a glitch they had to go directly to the office. But, what happened at the CBFC office in Mumbai left us shocked, the actor said. When my person visited the office, we were given the option to pay the price of lakh rupees and get the certification on the same day. We were left with no option.