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An Indian political drama on Amazon Prime has been forced to edit out scenes that were accused of being an “insult to Hindu gods”, the first time that streaming platforms have been subjected to Indian government censorship. Tandav, a gritty political drama made by Amazon Prime, one of the world’s largest streaming platforms, had faced growing controversy since it launched last week over allegations it had “hurt Hindu religious sentiments” and...

: Thursday, January 21, 2021, 11:52 AM IST From Lord Shiva's play to PM insulting Dalit leader – scenes deleted from 'Tandav' web series The character of prime minister Devki Nandan Singh, played by Tigmanshu Dhulia, insulting Dalit leader Kailash Kumar, enacted by Anup Soni has been snipped. Mumbai: At least two scenes were removed from the controversial web series "Tandav", which found itself in more trouble on Wednesday with fresh FIRs against its makers and cast in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. In a sliver of hope, the Bombay High Court granted transit pre-arrest bail to directo...

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Amazon Prime show agrees to changes after India Hindu outcry   Published On 20 January,2021 10:01 am Several BJP politicians called for show to be banned, saying it was deliberately mocking Hindu gods MUMBAI (AFP) - The cast and crew of a popular streaming series starring Bollywood megastar Saif Ali Khan have agreed to "implement changes" to the show after ruling party politicians accused it of insulting Hindu gods. The Amazon Prime drama "Tandav" -- loosely compared to the US series "House of Cards" -- drew criticism from members of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu-nationalist Bhar...

Scenes snipped from 'Tandav', but trouble continues with more complaints A scene of a play and a conversation between two key characters were snipped from the first episode. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI MUMBAI: At least two scenes were removed from the controversial web series "Tandav", which found itself in more trouble on Wednesday with fresh FIRs against its makers and cast in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. In a sliver of hope, the Bombay High Court granted transit pre-arrest bail to director Ali Abbas Zafar, Amazon Prime India head Aparna Purohit, producer Himanshu Mehra an...