Narayana Murthy, who attended the 'Comrade Kalyan' blockbuster success meet in Hyderabad on Friday as the chief guest, expressed strong anger over the Censor Board's conduct regarding the film.
He alleged that films like 'Bastar' and 'Kashmir Files' were allowed to be released without any obstacles because they were favorable to the central government.
However, Narayana Murthy clarified that the film 'Comrade Kalyan' is not against the government or the police.
He objected to cuts being imposed for wearing olive green attire in the film, questioning why the military should not also face objections if that were the case.
He demanded that the Censor Board's decisions be transparent and that the same rules apply to all films.
This incident has become a topic of discussion in film circles across the Telugu states, raising questions once again about the Censor Board's policies.
