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Director Anil Sharma clarifies that the video showing Nana Patekar hitting a fan seeking a selfie is a scene from their film "Journey," dispelling misconceptions surrounding the incident.

Anil Sharma clarifies: Nana Patekar's controversial video is a film scene

Director Anil Sharma clarifies that the video showing Nana Patekar hitting a fan seeking a selfie is a scene from their film "Journey," dispelling misconceptions surrounding the incident.

Filmmaker Anil Sharma has clarified the recent controversy involving actor Nana Patekar allegedly hitting a fan seeking a selfie.
Sharma stated that the incident, circulating online, was a scene from their film "Journey."
In the clip, a boy approaches Nana for a photo, and he is seen hitting him in the back of the head.
Sharma explained that it was part of the film's narrative, shot in Banaras, and the leaked footage portrays Nana negatively.
The director urged fans to understand the context and emphasized that Nana did not hit anyone in reality.
The video, reportedly from the Varanasi set of "Journey," depicts Nana dressed in a suit and hat preparing for a scene. As a fan approaches for a selfie, Nana visibly reacts by hitting him, and another person intervenes, grabbing the fan by the neck and leading him away.
Social media saw a mix of reactions, with some criticizing Nana for his response. A user humorously remarked, "Taking selfies with Nana could be injurious to health," while another questioned the need for physical aggression when a simple refusal would suffice.
Anil Sharma's clarification sheds light on the misunderstanding, emphasizing the importance of considering the context in which such incidents occur.
The incident, initially criticized on social media, now stands explained as a scene from a film rather than a real-life altercation involving Nana Patekar.
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Chand was murdered in August 2014 to gain control of land and assets of Balika Vidyapeeth, according to investigators.

After fraud, murder case against Amrapali ex-CMD Anil Sharma over Sharad Chand's death in 2014

Chand was murdered in August 2014 to gain control of land and assets of Balika Vidyapeeth, according to investigators.

After a raft of bank fraud cases, a murder case has been filed against Anil Sharma, the former chairman and managing director of Amrapali Group.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on 11 January 2023 named Sharma as an accused in the murder of Sharad Chand, a former secretary of Bihar-based educational institution Balika Vidyapeeth.
Chand was murdered in August 2014 to gain control of land and assets of the institution, according to investigators. He was allegedly shot dead while he was reading a newspaper sitting in the verandah of his residence at about 6:30 am on August 2, 2014.
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"It has also been alleged that in August 2009, one Anil Sharma, MD of Amrapali Group, had usurped the trust of Balika Vidyapeeth with the help of Rajendra Prasad Singhania, Dr Praveen Kumar Sinha, Shyam Sunder Prasad and Shambhu Sharan Singh, and the deceased was removed forcibly and since then, a dispute was going on between both the parties," the FIR says.
(With PTI inputs)

Brand new photos from the sets of 'Gadar 2' are out and they will take you on a nostalgia trip! Actor Ameesha Patel shared the photos on Twitter to give fans a glimpse of the film's mahurat.
Director Anil Sharma also shared a few photos on Twitter. Zee Studios in a post on Instagram wrote, "Tara Singh and Sakeena are ready to roll out the Katha again! Shoot for #Gadar2 has begun!"
90s kids are definitely waiting to see how 'Gadar 2' turns out. While 'Gadar' was set against the partition of India in 1947, its sequel is reportedly also going to move ahead with a similar India-Pakistan angle. 
The film will chronicle the story of Tara played by Sunny Deol, Sakeena played by Ameesha Patel, and Jeet, their son. 'Gadar 2' is expected to release in 2022. 

Brand new photos from the sets of 'Gadar 2' will take you on a nostalgia trip!

Brand new photos from the sets of 'Gadar 2' are out and they will take you on a nostalgia trip!

Brand new pictures from the sets of Gadar 2 will give you a major nostalgia!

SUPER: New photos from 'Gadar&nbsp;2' sets will give major nostalgia!
Brand new photos from the sets of 'Gadar&nbsp;2' are out and they will take you on a nostalgia trip!&nbsp;Actor Ameesha&nbsp;Patel shared the photos on Twitter to give fans a glimpse of the film's&nbsp;mahurat.
SUPER: Tara and Sakeena&nbsp;are back after two decades
SUPER: 'Gadar&nbsp;2' moves ahead with&nbsp;India-Pakistan angle
90s kids are definitely waiting to see how 'Gadar&nbsp;2' turns out.&nbsp;While 'Gadar' was set against the partition of India in 1947, its sequel is reportedly also going to move ahead with a similar India-Pakistan angle.&nbsp;
SUPER: 'Gadar 2' expected to hit the theatres in 2022
The film will chronicle the story of Tara played by Sunny Deol, Sakeena played by Ameesha Patel, and Jeet, their son.&nbsp;'Gadar 2' is expected to release in 2022.&nbsp;

Brand new pictures from the sets of Gadar&nbsp;2 are out. Actor Ameesha&nbsp;Patel took to Twitter to give us a glimpse of the shoot as she shared the pictures from the muhurat&nbsp;of her upcoming movie.&nbsp;

Brand new photos from the sets of 'Gadar&nbsp;2' are out and they will take you on a nostalgia trip!&nbsp;Actor Ameesha&nbsp;Patel shared the photos on Twitter to give fans a glimpse of the film's&nbsp;mahurat.
Director Anil&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;also shared a few photos on Twitter. Zee&nbsp;Studios in a post on Instagram wrote, "Tara Singh and Sakeena are ready to roll out the Katha again! Shoot for&nbsp;#Gadar2&nbsp;has begun!"
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90s kids are definitely waiting to see how 'Gadar&nbsp;2' turns out.&nbsp;While 'Gadar' was set against the partition of India in 1947, its sequel is reportedly also going to move ahead with a similar India-Pakistan angle.&nbsp;
The film will chronicle the story of Tara played by Sunny Deol, Sakeena played by Ameesha Patel, and Jeet, their son.&nbsp;'Gadar 2' is expected to release in 2022.&nbsp;

Director Anil Sharma&nbsp;walked down the memory lane as his 2001 hit film 'Gadar Ek Prem Katha' turns 20 on Tuesday.
Speaking about the film's iconic sequence in which Sunny Deol uprooted a hand pump, the filmmaker said that intellectuals failed to understand the emotions behind the scene.&nbsp;
He further added that&nbsp;Gadar was not successful due to the India-Pakistan angle, it was a hit due to the feelings concerned between a husband and spouse, a son and his mother, his dad.&nbsp;
The filmmaker also revealed that while making the film he knew that it&nbsp;would become India's Titanic and it did become one.&nbsp;

Gadar turns 20: director says intellectuals did not understand iconic hand pump scene

Gadar Ek Prem Katha turns 20 Director Anil&nbsp;Sharma: knew it will become India's 'Titanic'
'Intellectuals didn't understand emotions behind hand pump scene'

Director Anil Sharma&nbsp;walked down the memory lane as his 2001 hit film 'Gadar Ek Prem Katha' turns 20 on Tuesday.
Speaking about the film's iconic sequence in which Sunny Deol uprooted a hand pump, the filmmaker said that intellectuals failed to understand the emotions behind the scene and&nbsp;felt it was 'too far-fetched'. He said the scene represented an outburst of emotion and that it was symbolic.&nbsp;
The filmmaker also said that the India-Pakistan sentiment may have been an important part, but not the only factor that contributed to the success of the film.&nbsp;
The filmmaker also revealed that while making the film he knew that it&nbsp;would become India's Titanic and it did become one.&nbsp;

Netflix's movies and series that left people outraged!

Streaming giant Netflix has literally become a pervasive part of nearly all of our lives. And with its daily dose of horror, thriller, comedy, or romance genre, there's bound to be some content that's a bit problematic and draws controversy for one reason or another. Well, enter in the world of the streaming giant Netflix's most controversial movies and web-series.
'13 Reasons Why' Two years after '13 Reasons Why' part 1 hit Netflix, the streaming site edited out the show's narrator Hannah Baker's graphic suicide scene. The move came after several protests against the suicide sequence. After consulting with medical experts, the streaming site realised that it was best to not have Hannah's exact suicide method on display for viewers. Not just this, '13 Reasons Why' came under fire for its portrayal of many sensitive subjects including rape, drug addiction, and much more.
 'Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl'
Netflix's recent offering 'Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl' starring Janhvi Kapoor in the titular role attracted severe backlash due to its negative portrayal of the Indian Armed Forces. The IAF later wrote a letter to Censor Board stating that they found certain scenes and dialogues in the movie and trailer portraying&nbsp;the IAF&nbsp;in a&nbsp;negative light.&nbsp;The letter further raised objection over presenting some situations in a misleading manner and hinting at&nbsp;inappropriate work culture against women in IAF.&nbsp;
 'Bird Box'&nbsp;
'Bird Box' drew criticism for its inclusion of actual footage of a train wreckage which had led to 47 real life deaths. After public outcry, Netflix agreed to re-edit the movie without the actual footage out of respect to the real victims. Apart from this, the film grabbed eyeballs when it inspired a 'Bird Box challenge' wherein people attempted to do everyday activities while being blindfolded. This prompted Netflix to issue several statements, requesting the audience to not participate in such events.
Delhi Crime
Based on the 2012 Nirbhaya gangrape, 'Delhi Crime' landed in a legal soup when&nbsp;Anil Sharma, the&nbsp;SHO&nbsp; of Delhi's Vasant Vihar claimed that his character depiction in show as a 'dumb and slow' officer was fabricated by the makers for 'commercial profit'. However, the director of the show Richie Mehta later allegedly apologised to the SHO and said that 'some of the events, dialogue and chronology of the show have been fictionalized for dramatic purposes'.
Tiger King
A real-crime documentary miniseries on zoo-keeper Joe Exotic, 'Tiger King' too had its share of uproar. After the netizens became obsessed with the series and the show reached its peak success, a wave of criticism followed. Both the Humane Society and PETA slammed the makers for glossing over the issue of tiger abuse. They also brought up the devastating consequences when baby tigers are separated from their mothers too early in light.

Netflix movies and series that left people outraged!

Streaming giant Netflix is an inevitable part of our daily entertainment diet, and with a range of content on platter, controversies go hand in glove. &nbsp;
As the upcoming series on India&rsquo;s runaway tycoons 'Bad Boy Billionaires: India' is the latest offering which has entered court rooms, we enter the world of streaming giant&rsquo;s most controversial movies and web-series.
&nbsp; '13 Reasons Why' Two years after '13 Reasons Why', &nbsp;Netflix ran into trouble over the narrator Hannah Baker's graphic suicide scene. But as the chorus for the deletion of the scene became shriller, Netflix obliged. &nbsp;Brian Yorkey's teen drama also drew flak for portrayal of subjects including rape, drug addiction and much more. &nbsp; 'Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl' 'Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl' which saw Janhvi Kapoor in a titular role too entered court room. The India Air Force didn&rsquo;t like how they were projected in the film based on the 1999 Kargil War. From accusing the makers of presenting misleading situation to stating that IAF was portrayed in bad light, the air force asked the censor board to ban the film, which refused to do so. The Delhi High Court recently refused to order Netflix to stop streaming the film.
 'Bird Box'&nbsp;&nbsp;
The post-apocalyptic horror thriller 'Bird Box' too ran into controversy. First the audience raised alarm over the use of actual footage of a train accident that killed 47 people, forcing the platform to using chopping tool yet again. But a bigger trouble emerged as the Susanne Bier series inspired a Bird Box challenge. Netflix had to issue several requests as there were incidents where people attempted to do everyday activities while being blindfolded.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; 'Delhi Crime' The fictionalized account of the Nirbhaya gangrape case didn&rsquo;t go well with a Delhi police officer. Anil Sharma, the station house officer at the Vasant Vihar police station argued that his character depiction as a 'dumb and slow' officer was fabricated for 'commercial profit'. The matter was sorted out of court as the police offer reportedly got an apology from the makers. &nbsp; 'Tiger King' A real-crime documentary miniseries on zoo-keeper Joe Exotic, 'Tiger King' too had its share of uproar. A wave of criticism followed after the initial success. One of Tiger King&rsquo;s directors, Eric Goode, revealed that one of the real goals behind the docuseries was to encourage people not to give their money to sanctuaries,&nbsp;but animal rights groups were clearly not impressed.

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