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'Satluj' director Honey Trehan criticizes new CBFC advisory
Sentiment: NegativeHigh Priority
What Happened?
Director Honey Trehan has condemned the CBFC's recent advisory for filmmakers, calling it a sign of cowardice and dictatorship. The advisory states that announced titles and release dates will not be considered during certification.
Key points
- The CBFC issued a new advisory on October 26, 2026.
- Honey Trehan's film 'Satluj' was denied certification.
- The advisory requires filmmakers to submit the final version of their films for certification.
- Announced titles and release dates will not be considered during certification.
- The CBFC has undergone changes with 18 new members appointed this year.
Key insights
- The new CBFC guidelines may lead to increased censorship in Indian cinema.
- Filmmakers may face challenges in expressing their creative vision under these new rules.
- The changes in CBFC membership could influence future film certification processes.
Why it matters
This advisory could significantly impact filmmakers' freedom of expression in India.
Entities
Honey Trehan· PersonCBFC· OrganizationSatluj· Film
Source
Times of India
