Censoring 'Santosh' and the truth of police torture
India, April 6 -- As the name suggests, Sandhya Suri is a filmmaker of Indian origin. Her film, Santosh, was Britain's official entry for the Oscars, it won widespread acclaim at Cannes and a BAFTA nomination whilst Shahana Goswami was given the Best Actress award at the Asian Film Awards. But hundreds of millions of Indians are unlikely to ever watch Santosh because of the sweeping and damaging censorship cuts the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has demanded which, understandably, Suri has declined to accept....
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