Dabangg 3 asked to Remove Visuals of Sadhus Dancing but CBFC unlikely to comply

Strict bigotry get another definition this week as a fundamentalist association has solicited the Central Board From Film Certification to expel visuals of Sadhus dressed as divine beings hitting the dance floor with Salman Khan to the sound of 'Hud Dabangg'.

Says the Hindu Janjagruti Samiti, "If the film happens to be on the lines of what we have found in the trailer, it is very stunning delineation of Hindu gods and sadhus and furthermore goes at extraordinary lengths to mortify and make jokes about the essential establishments of Sanatana Dharma."

Be that as it may, it is improbable that the previously mentioned visuals will be expelled from the film. A source near Dabangg 3 says, "The melody and its visuals have been cleared by the blue pencil board. There is not all that much or ill-advised about Sadhus moving. They do so regularly, in actuality. This is one more case of specialty strict associations attempting to pick up attention by securing their fortunes to an immense establishment. There will be no trade off on this issue."

Sources state Prabhu Dheva who coordinates the film and has arranged the melody is attempting to fold his head over the contention.

"During Ram Leela and Dussehra, there's a custom of people spruced up as the Gods singing and moving. How is this off-base?" ponders a source near Prabhu Dheva.

The CBFC is probably not going to engage the interest of the fundamentalists.