PremiumLootere actress Amruta Khanvilkar's strong take on OTT censorship - 'Nudity should be banned...' | Exclusive
Amruta Khanvilkar, who was recently seen in Lootere, has shared her thoughts about OTT censorship. The actress told OTTplay that nudity should be banned.
Last Updated: 05.44 PM, Mar 22, 2024
Amruta Khanvilkar has predominantly worked in the Hindi and Marathi entertainment industries. Besides working in films and TV shows, the actress has also ventured into the OTT space. She has done shows like Damaged and VideoCam Scam. Recently seen in the Disney+ Hotstar series Lootere, Amruta shared her thoughts about OTT censorship in an interview with OTTplay. The actress had a strong take on the matter.
Amruta Khanvilkar speaks about OTT censorship
In an exclusive chat with us, Amruta Khanvilkar said that certain content on OTT should be censored. The actress added that streaming platforms are a place where everybody can access content. "More than anybody, I am worried about the children. When I say children, I am not saying kids but the ones who are below 16 or 18—even they can watch all the content on OTT platforms," Khanvilkar told OTTplay.
The actress recalled watching a series on the life of (American serial killer) Jeffrey Dahmer. Revealing how she felt after watching the show, Amruta said, "I watched a web series, and (despite) being an adult, I was disturbed (after watching it). It plays with your mind and your brain. It really affects you in a certain way."
Continuing her conversation with OTTplay, Amruta said certain things should get banned in the digital space in India, because "we are so sensitive as a society". "I feel nudity should get banned a bit. I also feel that jo cheez jis age mein honi chahiye vo ussi age mein honi chahiye," added Khanvilkar.
Amruta Khanvilkar's new web series, Lootere
Meanwhile, Amruta Khanvilkar's latest web series, Lootere, has been released on Disney+ Hotstar. Created by Hansal Mehta and Shaailesh R Singh, the star cast of the show also includes Deepak Tijori, Rajat Kapoor, and Avanish Pandey, among others. The series, directed by Jai Mehta, sheds light on a ship's passengers who are taken hostage by pirates off the coast of Somalia.