NCW asks for a stay order on Grand Masti

Riteish Deshmukh , Aftab Shivdasani and Vivek The stay has been demanded over the obscene scenes and double entendre dialogues that movie contains. Explaining the issue further Chairperson NCW (National Commission of Women) Mamta Sharma says, "We have sent the letter both to the I&B ministry and censor board demanding the stay on movie Grand Masti. I don't understand how can censor board clear the certification of movie. It is very clear from the promos of movie that the film is flooded with obscene scenes and double meaning dialogues. I believe such movies promote crime against women portraying them as an object of pleasure. In most cases of gang rape reported, the juveniles are found guilty involved in heinous act and movie has a bigger share in molding their mind as. We have requested the ministry and censor board both to take some stringent action so that filmmakers refrain from such projects, for a better society." 

Indra Kumar, director of the movie though appeared unaware of the entire matter, "I don't have any clue about any such move by National Commission of Women." On being asked what will be their reaction is the movie is not allowed to release? "I don't know, will have to discuss the matter first. Movie doesn't contain any obscene or violence scene. It is just about the double meaning jokes that I think is very common, every person has such adult jokes in mobile, they have become part of our day to day conversation. I don't understand how any organization can have objection over double meaning dialogues atleast it is way better than rape or violence scene shown in the movies." 

While the actress from the movie Kainaat Arora says, "What is so wrong in the movie that has made NCW to demand a stay! Movie doesn't have a single smooch or intimate scene. The double meaning jokes are only the base of the movie and I don't find any wrong in that. Rather movie contains a strong message to not get involve in extra marital affair outside if you have a good wife taking care of you and your family. And if you indulge in such practice it might leave you in trouble" she says.