Censor board instructs makers of Ragini MMS to chop off 3 vulgar scenes : Bollywood News

Ekta Kapoor's much talked about scary date flick- Ragini MMS - has not gone down too well with the Censor Board who have asked for 3 scenes to be cut and have then given it an A certificate.

The Censor objected to the vulgarity quotient in 3 scenes. The first scene which the Censors found objectionable was a scene in which the male lead Rajkumar talks to his girlfriend Kainaz about the after-effects of aphrodisiac tablets. Another scene which shows Rajkumar's character asking his girlfriend to indulge in oral sex has also been chopped while the third and final scene which has been snipped is a scene in which the couple use vulgar language referring to male and female genitals while getting intimate.

Meanwhile even as the makers of Ragini MMS come to terms with the verdict of the Censor board, there has been a new controversy. Apparently, the real Ragini- (Deepika, a 22 year old girl from Delhi- on whose real-life story the film is based) called for a press conference yesterday as she is upset with producer Ekta Kapoor for not showing her the film in advance as was stipulated in the contract. Deepika states that Ekta has been avoiding her calls and hence smells something fishy. The girl from Delhi also said that if she found that her character was degraded in the film she would object to the release of the film.

Ragini MMS is slated to release this Friday- May 13.