Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balendra Shah on Thursday announced to ban of Hindi films from screening in Nepal's capital until a portion of the dialogue is removed from the movie "Adipurush", a retelling of the epic Ramayana.
Mayor Shah has given a three-day deadline to make the changes.
"Until the line 'Janaki is a daughter of India' contained in the South Indian film 'Adipurush' is removed not just in Nepal but also in India, no Hindi films will be allowed to run in Kathmandu Metropolitan City," Shah wrote on his Facebook wall.
The film is all set to be screened in Nepal on Friday. However, Nepal's Film Censor Board has said that it has given permission to release the film only after cutting the portion of dialogue that describes Sita as the daughter of India.
Kathmandu Mayor Threatens To Ban Indian Films
In a statement on Thursday, Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balendra Shah announced that Hindi films would be banned from screening in the capital until portions of the dialogue from the movie "Adipurush" are removed.
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Kathmandu Mayor Threatens To Ban Indian Films
Kathmandu Mayor Threatens To Ban Indian Films
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