Javed Akhtar, famend for writing scripts like “Zanjeer,” “Deewar,” and “Mr India,” not too long ago expressed concern, stating that the business success of flicks that includes problematic scenes represents a “harmful” development.

Javed Akhtar, well-known for penning motion pictures akin to “Zanjeer”, “Deewar”, and “Mr India”, not too long ago commented and stated the business success of movies with problematic scenes was a “harmful” development. Whereas the scriptwriter and lyricists didn’t point out the movie Animal, Akhtar Whereas he didn’t point out the title of “Animal”, the screenwriter cited the instance of the movie’s controversial bootlicking scene that includes Ranbir and Triptii Dimri, who play Ranvijay and Zoya.

In response, the group of Animal took to X (previously often called Twitter) and tagged Akhtar and wrote: “Author of your calibre can’t perceive the betrayal of a lover (Between Zoya & Ranvijay) then all of your artwork type is large FALSE… Let love be free from the politics of gender… (sic).” The official web page of the movie “Animal” shared a put up by which the group expressed that if a lady had requested a person to lick her shoe, the incident would probably have been celebrated underneath the banner of “feminism.”

The put up learn, “If a lady (betrayed and fooled by a person within the title of affection) would have stated ‘lick my shoe’ you then guys would have celebrated it by calling it feminism… Let’s simply name them lovers. LOVER cheated and lied. LOVER stated lick my shoe. Interval @Javedakhtarjadu.”

Throughout an Worldwide Movie Pageant on the Ajanta Ellora in Aurangabad final week, the lyricist expressed his issues concerning the scenario within the cinema.

“I consider it’s a testing time for the younger filmmakers at present as to what sort of characters they wish to create that the society will applaud. As an example, if there’s a movie by which a person asks a lady to lick his shoe or if a person says it’s okay to slap a lady, and if the movie is a super-duper hit, then that’s very harmful,” Akhtar stated.

The revered author additionally talked about that the accountability of figuring out which movies to embrace or flip down in the end rests on the viewers.