Thapar Pupils Begin Drive Against Vulgarity In Movies

The academicians and pupils of Thapar University, Patiala, on May 01 started a letter drive against the growing use of rude language in the Hindi flicks. They mailed letters penned in English as well as Hindi to Bollywood biggies as well as directors, urging them to refrain from making use of foul words in flicks.

ADC Anandita Mitra also becomes part of the movement; Prof Gagandeep Kaur, the brains behind the operation, accompanies suit.

Mitra and Kaur were joined by Director of Thapar University and Seema Bawa, Dean, Students’ Welfare Development, Patiala, Dr KK Raina, Anandita Mitra, Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC).

In the notes, they valuated Bollywood for defending the cause of female empowerment however also lifted up worry over the rude use of language that had made it hard for families to enjoy Hindi films together.

The academicians and pupils urged Bollywood to discontinue this trend or they would end seeing such movies.

While talking to media, Prof Gagandeep Kaur, the brains behind the crusade, stated that she together with the pupils decided to begin this drive as pupils would often talk about the matter with her.

“We decided to forward these letters once a month so we could at least share our ideas meanwhile. We are desiring this drive would give up some successful outcomes,” she said.

Manya, a pupil, stated, “The Bollywood society offers several excuses to validate nakedness and foul words in flicks. However it is a truth that film celebs are also youth icons. The youth tend to go after their case. As a result, we decided that we had to engage these stars in altering this worrying trend.”

Students Abhishek and Ruby stated, “Even though we have no issues at intermingling with the opposite gender, we feel slightly intimidated at watching these movies together what with the raunchy scenes in films in recent times. So, with the intention to inform the Bollywood organization that a segment of the youth doesn’t value such movies, we have decided to forward these letters.”