FAQ About Indian TV Shows

Yes, there have been several Indian TV shows that have faced controversies or censorship due to various reasons. Here are a few examples:

• "Sacred Games": This popular web series faced controversy for its depiction of sensitive religious and political topics. Some scenes and dialogues led to legal cases and demands for the show's removal from certain religious and political groups. However, the show continued to stream after the intervention of the judiciary.
• "Pehredaar Piya Ki": This show generated controversy for its storyline, which depicted a marriage between an adult woman and a young boy. Critics and viewers raised concerns about the portrayal of child marriage and questioned the show's appropriateness for prime-time viewing.
• "Bigg Boss": This reality TV show has faced controversies over the years due to its content and participant behavior. The show has been accused of promoting vulgarity, obscenity, and manipulative tactics. Certain seasons of the show have attracted backlash from various groups, leading to debates on ethical and moral grounds.
• "AIB Knockout": This comedy roast show featuring popular stand-up comedians faced significant controversy for its explicit language, sexual content, and offensive jokes. The show was criticized by certain sections of society, leading to legal cases and widespread debates on freedom of speech and artistic expression.
• "Udta Punjab" (Film): Although not a TV show, this Bollywood film faced extensive censorship challenges. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) demanded numerous cuts and changes to the film due to its depiction of drug abuse in Punjab. The controversy surrounding the film highlighted debates on artistic freedom and censorship in the Indian film industry.
• "Comedy Nights Bachao": This comedy show faced criticism for its content, including its roast format, which some viewers found offensive and disrespectful towards celebrities. The show was accused of crossing the line and targeting individuals with personal attacks.