The Supreme Court has directed the makers of the Netflix film “Ghooskhor Pandat” to change its title, observing that it carries an offensive connotation towards a particular community.
A bench headed by Justice B.V. Nagarathna made it clear that freedom of expression cannot come at the cost of hurting the dignity of any section of society. The Court noted that a film’s title itself holds significant impact and cannot be allowed to denigrate or stereotype a community. It cautioned the filmmakers to implement the necessary changes without delay.
The judges emphasized that creative liberty must function within constitutional boundaries and that content which insults or targets communities will not be entertained. Further details in the matter are awaited as the story continues to develop.
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