Varun Dhawan’s ‘ABCD 2’ in trouble with the Censor Board?

Bollywood’s latest heartthrob Varun Dhawan will soon be seen in a dance based film ABCD 2. Th actor has Shraddha Kapoor co-starring in the Remo D’Souza directorial. Remo D’Souza has been approached by the Censor board with regards to the usage of a line in the movie, that is derogatory to Indians.

Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor’s ABCD 2 is all set to hit our screens on June 19. The movie has been granted a ‘U’ certificate by the Censor Board Of Film Certification. However the board has a problem regarding a line used in the film, which was derogatory to the Indian audience. Therefore the board has asked the director to remove the line ‘All Indians are beggars’ as it could be offend the Indian audience.

Sources revealed that, “We were mesmerized by Varun Dhawan, Shraddha Kapoor and Prabhudheva’s dancing. The film is clean healthy family fare. And we all felt there was no reason to not give the film a ‘U’ certification. However one line had to go. It referred to Indians in a derogatory manner. Censor guidelines specify that no utterances insulting any nationality or community must be allowed.”

Sources further added that, “Remo wanted the release date to be pre- poned from June 19 to 18. Though Remo is pleased with the U certification, he isn’t too happy with the release date.”

Remo added, “I was in Dubai this week. They’re happy that our film opens on June 18 in Dubai. However I am yet to convince my producers to release the film on June 18 instead of June 19 in India. My Indian Muslim friends are not too happy with this release date as the holy month of Ramzan starts on this date.”

Wish the director has his wish granted soon.