Son of Sardar: Devgn agrees to remove ‘objectionable’ scenes

Son of Sardar: Devgn agrees to remove ‘objectionable’ scenes

Amritsar, September 3
Acceding to the demand from various sections of the Sikh community, film actor-producer Ajay Devgn today agreed to remove “objectionable scenes” from his upcoming film ‘Son of Sardar’.

Devgn stated this while addressing a press conference here along with Punjab Information and Public Relations Minister Bikram Singh Majithia.

Earlier, he held talks with an SGPC committee, formed to look into the issue, and Sikh groups which were objecting to some clips in the film’s promos.

Surprisingly, the five-member SGPC panel was not present at the joint media briefing of Majithia and Devgn, though the committee later interacted with mediapersons at the same venue.

Devgn said that all the issues were addressed. He assured the Sikh groups that he would remove “whatever seems objectionable to them”.

“My family has its roots in Punjab and I cannot even think of hurting the people’s sentiments here. It would be like hurting my own family. There is nothing in the film which makes a mockery of the Sikhs.

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