SatisfactionA thought-stained crime drama, found with a large shock. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has blocked the film’s release in India. He has expressed concern over the depiction of the film of the police, Islamophobia and misunderstanding.
Now, SatisfactionSandhya Suri has reacted on the instructions of CBFC. He called his decision “disappointing and heartbreak”, during conversation with Mentor,
Sandhya Suri said, “It was surprising for all of us because I did not think that these issues were especially new to Indian cinema or were not raised earlier by other films.”
He revealed that CBFC demanded a list of cuts, which were long and wide. According to the director, removing him from the film was practically “impossible”.
Additionally, some editing also included important subjects such as police conduct and social crisis.
“It was very important to me to release the film in India, so I tried to find out if it had any way to work. But in the end, it was very difficult to make those cuts and a film that is still understood, true for her vision,” Sandhya Suri shared.
He said, “I don’t think my film glorifies violence in such a way that many other films focusing on the police have been done. There is nothing sensational about it.”
Sandhya Suri first admitted to being “nervous” Satisfaction India’s premiere indicates the politically sensitive subject of the film. However, the director emphasized that it was “significantly important” for the audience to look into issues themselves.
SatisfactionUnder the leadership of Shahna Goswami, the center around a widow housewife. After the death of her husband, she inherited the job of a police constable. Soon, he finds himself entangled in the murder of a young Dalit girl.
Last year, Satisfaction It had a world premiere at the 77th Cannes Film Festival in the United Nations’ fixed ties segment. The film Oscar also had an official entry of the UK.
Satisfaction OTT platform in India can be streamful on Mubi.
