OMG 2 Controversy: Akshay Kumar’s Film Explores Taboo Of Masturbation With Religious Angle, Receives ‘Adults Only’ Certificate

The upcoming Bollywood film ‘OMG 2’ starring Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi has become the center of a heated controversy. The Central Board Of Film Certification (CBFC) has expressed serious reservations about the film’s content, particularly its focus on the sensitive issue of teenage masturbation, coupled with a religious angle. This has resulted in the film receiving an ‘Adults Only’ certificate, stirring debates and discussions within the industry.

Plot Revealed

While speculations about the film’s theme were rife, it is now clear that ‘OMG 2’ delves into the taboo subject of teenage masturbation. Multiple reliable sources have confirmed this aspect of the plot, setting the stage for a powerful and thought-provoking narrative.

Sensitive Storyline

According to insiders, writer-director Amrit Rai has crafted a deeply sensitive and moving story that revolves around a young boy who tragically commits suicide after facing shame and ridicule due to his involvement in masturbation. From this starting point, the film gradually transforms into a gentle social critique, questioning conventional taboos and societal stigma surrounding the subject. The storyline prompts a much-needed discussion on why masturbation remains stigmatized in contemporary society.

Religious Angle Objection

While the CBFC had no qualms about the delicate subject matter of the film, they raised objections to its religious angle. The involvement of God in the context of self-pleasuring has sparked controversy and discomfort among the board members. This objection has been a major factor leading to the ‘Adults Only’ certification for the film.

Industry Reaction

The controversy surrounding ‘OMG 2’ has already garnered significant attention from industry insiders and the public alike. The film has become a talking point, raising questions about artistic freedom, censorship, and the need for open conversations about sensitive topics.

As the release date of ‘OMG 2’ draws closer, the film’s controversy is likely to intensify further. The decision of the CBFC to grant it an ‘Adults Only’ certificate due to its portrayal of teenage masturbation with a religious angle has brought the film into the limelight. It remains to be seen how this controversy will impact the film’s reception and whether it will ignite a broader discourse on societal taboos and the role of cinema in addressing them.

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