Mastizaade Sunny Leone can not see the light of day, here's why?

Sunny Leone has been making waves in the industry since his debut in Jism 2. Although the actress has been rising rapidly in the ladder of success in Bollywood, there seems to be a major obstacle in the way that will hinder their way. We're talking about sex-comedy Sunny Leone Mastizaade. Produced by PNC (Pritish Nandy Communications), the film also features Tusshar Kapoor and Vir Das had been in the news for all this time, until suddenly got stuck in censorship.

While the film was previously scheduled to launch on May 1, we hear a different note was sounded by the Censor Board of Film Certification (CBFC). In fact we learned that Mastizaade is currently mired in problems CBFC with major parts of the film that comes under the knife. Apparently the film is carpeted with vulgar double meaning dialogues and visual can not be edited out, to the point that every scene of the movie takes about 2-3 slices.

Apart from this, the CBFC down heavily movies Adults (read objectionable) content, any dealer from whom the manufacturers have come censor demanded payment before they can sit at the table to discuss business. If this were not enough, the news of the PNC is about Balaji Motion Pictures to handle distribution of Mastizaade has fallen because of pricing issues.

However, problems Mastizaade manufacturer are far from over, with many of the women members of the selection committee is offended by what has been shown in the film. While some of them have spoken openly about their objections, members have unanimously demanded that the film be no certificate, which could translate into the film never release.

On the other hand, if all manufacturers Mastizaade, who apparently has an opening scene where both Tusshar and Vir are seen having sex with a horse, decided to adhere to the recommended by the CBFC cuts to disinfect the film, most The plot of the film will be annihilated.

This is certainly a great catch 22 situation Mastizaade manufacturers are stuck in one and looks forward to see how it solved. Attempts to reach the producers, to comment on it repeated failed.