The Central Board of Film Certification finds itself at the centre of a fresh debate after former BJP leader K Annamalai criticised the body for clearing a recent release despite its graphic violence and treatment of women. While Annamalai did not directly name the film in question, a recent report indicates that his remarks have prompted the Prasoon Joshi-led board to reconsider how such content is assessed going forward.
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