MUMBAI: Ajay Devgan and Sidharth Malhotra’s film Thank God seems to be in trouble. Was. Now members of Kayastha community have filed a complaint against the film in Rajasthan. Representatives of the Kayastha community have filed a police complaint against the makers of the upcoming film for the alleged indecent portrayal of Hindu deity Chitragupta. A case of hurting religious sentiments was registered against film maker Indra Kumar and the actors of Thank God in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh. Representatives of Kayastha community, led by senior social worker Chandrakant Saxena, reached Nihalganj police station of the city and lodged a complaint. Are.
Actor Ajay Devgan, producer T-Series and others are named in this FIR. Because of which Sanjeev Srivastava, National Senior Vice President of Kayastha Mahasabha said that a memorandum will be submitted to the District Collector this Friday. He said that the trailer of the film shows Chitragupta in modern attire and is surrounded by semi-nude women. Srivastava said that religious sentiments have been hurt by this and a conspiracy is being hatched to harm social harmony. He demanded that the objectionable scenes be removed from the film Thank God so that it can be released.
Now he has accused the film of hurting the religious sentiments of his community. The film Thank God is going to be released in theaters on October 24. However, with the release of its trailer, its boycott has started on social media. Ajay Devgan’s previous film Runway 34, released this year, was a flop at the box office. In such a situation, the actor will also try to resolve this dispute as soon as possible. There are still three weeks left for the film to release, so it is hoped that the film makers will resolve this controversy.
