Sharman Joshi in a still from Hate Story 3.
Mumbai:
Actor Sharman Joshi said that he is happy with the censor board as his new film Hate Story 3 has received an A certificate.
Recently, Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) chairman Pahlaj Nihalani was criticised for cutting short kissing scenes between actor Daniel Craig and his leading ladies in the 24th James Bond film SPECTRE.
"The censorship for Hate Story 3 has already been done. We've received an adult (A) certification and the erotic aspect of the film has been retained. We're happy with the censors and the audience will also be happy with the film," said Sharman.
Sharman plays the role of a corporate executive in Hate Story 3.
"My role looks interesting. The response has been very encouraging. Even our colleagues from the industry are encouraging us through phone calls and whenever we meet personally. They're all happy for us because they know the kind of hard work that goes in," added Sharman.
Hate Story 3 also features Daisy Shah, Zarine Khan and Karan Singh Grover.(Also Read: Why Sharman Joshi, Zarine Khan Were 'Comfortable' Shooting Intimate Scenes)
It is scheduled to release on December 4.
Recently, Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) chairman Pahlaj Nihalani was criticised for cutting short kissing scenes between actor Daniel Craig and his leading ladies in the 24th James Bond film SPECTRE.
"The censorship for Hate Story 3 has already been done. We've received an adult (A) certification and the erotic aspect of the film has been retained. We're happy with the censors and the audience will also be happy with the film," said Sharman.
Sharman plays the role of a corporate executive in Hate Story 3.
"My role looks interesting. The response has been very encouraging. Even our colleagues from the industry are encouraging us through phone calls and whenever we meet personally. They're all happy for us because they know the kind of hard work that goes in," added Sharman.
Hate Story 3 also features Daisy Shah, Zarine Khan and Karan Singh Grover.(Also Read: Why Sharman Joshi, Zarine Khan Were 'Comfortable' Shooting Intimate Scenes)
It is scheduled to release on December 4.
