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Vishal recently claimed that he had to pay a sum of Rs 6.5 lakh illegally for screening permission and censor certification for the Hindi version of his hit Tamil film, Mark Antony.
Mark Antony actor Vishal took to his social media on Friday and claimed that when he went to CBFC for the certification, he was asked to pay a bribe of Rs 6.5 lakh to speed up the process. Here's more about the issue. - Mark Antony Actor Vishal Exposes CBFC And Claims He Paid Bribe For Certification, Jacky Bhagnani Reacts
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Lawyer Zainal Abedin Mazhari elaborated on his motives, stating, "I have taken this action out of a sense of responsibility. What are our children exposed to? If we remain silent, this trend will persist. We implore film production authorities to subject films to regulations that promote wholesome values. Let our children learn valuable lessons from the content they consume.”