10 exclusive movies that are banned in India

'Fire' is a 1996 movie that deals with homosexuality and religion and hence faced the wrath of censor board.

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'Bandit Queen' is a 1994 movie whose storyline revolves around Phoolan Devi, hence challenged it's authenticity.

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'Paanch' is a 2001 movie which was banned for glorifying drugs, sex and violence.

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'Un-Freedom' is a 2014 movie that touched delicate issues like same sex marriage and religious fundamentalism.

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'Lipstick Under My Burkha' has been banned in India for the very phenomenon it was made to throw light on - the suppression of women's sexuality.

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'The Pink Mirror' of 2004 faced backlash for featuring homosexual content. Hence, the documentary film was banned by the censor board of India.

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'Kissa Kursee Ka' faced fire as the movie tried to draw parallels with the life of Indira Gandhi and Sanjay Gandhi.

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'Parzania' is a 2005 movie movie which faced wrath by Gujarat political groups as it was made on communal riots of the state.

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As it's rupturing name, 'Angry Indian Goddesses' was feared to provoke unnatural tensions and clashes between Hindus and Muslims.

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'Loev' is a 2015 homosexual movie which did not make it to the theatres even after many trials but it is exclusively available on Netflix.

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10 exclusive movies that are banned in India

'Fire' is a 1996 movie that deals with homosexuality and religion and hence faced the wrath of censor board.

'Bandit Queen' is a 1994 movie whose storyline revolves around Phoolan Devi, hence challenged it's authenticity.

'Paanch' is a 2001 movie which was banned for glorifying drugs, sex and violence.

'Un-Freedom' is a 2014 movie that touched delicate issues like same sex marriage and religious fundamentalism.

'Lipstick Under My Burkha' has been banned in India for the very phenomenon it was made to throw light on - the suppression of women's sexuality.

'The Pink Mirror' of 2004 faced backlash for featuring homosexual content. Hence, the documentary film was banned by the censor board of India.

'Kissa Kursee Ka' faced fire as the movie tried to draw parallels with the life of Indira Gandhi and Sanjay Gandhi.

'Parzania' is a 2005 movie movie which faced wrath by Gujarat political groups as it was made on communal riots of the state.

As it's rupturing name, 'Angry Indian Goddesses' was feared to provoke unnatural tensions and clashes between Hindus and Muslims.

'Loev' is a 2015 homosexual movie which did not make it to the theatres even after many trials but it is exclusively available on Netflix.

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