Happy with the Censor Board's decision on 'Badlapur': Varun Dhawan

Censor Board has been in news for all wrong reasons. Firstly Pahlaj Nihalani's list of cuss words has become the point of a major debate in the industry and now with a film like 'Badlapur' releasing, the Censor Board has asked the makers to chop off few scenes and also mute the 'F' word from the film.

A visibly violent film, which involves a lot of bloodshed, 'Badlapur' will hit theatres on Friday. But the Censor Board's decision has not taken actor Varun Dhawan by surprise. "I had said it in the first press conference that I would accept whatever the Censor Board gives us", adding that he does not want to "make a big issue for nothing."

But Varun did clarify that nothing in 'Badlapur' has been sensationalised for the sake of doing it. "In India, a lot of films sensationalise but in a film like 'Badlapur' we are not sensationalising anything."

He also explained that whatever happens in the film 'happens for a reason'. "Everything happens for a reason and everything comes in a particular context. The film isn’t sexual but it is sexy in nature like the way it is shot is very different. In fact the film does not even have a lot of violence", he signed off.