Police have registered an FIR in opposition to well-known movie producer Ektaa Kapoor and her mother Shobha Kapoor. A complaint has been filed towards them underneath the POCSO Act. Ektaa has were given into problem because of her popular collection 'Gandi Baat'. So a ways 6 seasons of this controversial net collection have been released and there was a demand to prohibit this series numerous times. This time, Ektaa Kapoor and her mother Shobha Kapoor have landed into legal trouble for displaying obscene scenes of youth ladies in an episode of OTT platform Alt Balaji's net series 'Gandi Baat'. 

Case registered in opposition to Ekta Kapoor
A case has been registered towards Ekta Kapoor of Alt Balaji Telefilm Limited and her mom Shobha Kapoor at Mumbai's MHB police station beneath section 295-A of IPC, IT Act and sections 13 and 15 of the POCSO Act for showing obscene scenes of teenage girls in an episode of OTT platform Alt Balaji's web collection 'Gandi Baat'. However, this debatable episode isn't presently streaming on this app.

Allegation of showing obscene scenes

The complainant has said in his grievance that a case has been filed for providing obscene scenes by using small actors within the sequel of Balaji Telefilms' internet collection 'Gandi Baat'. He says that his religious sentiments had been harm by the series. In the FIR registered, it changed into said that objection has been raised over the production of bold content material of youngsters of eleventh and 12th elegance within the series, whose age is commonly 16, or 17 years. However, this criticism lodged with the aid of the complainant is in very technical phrases because the age of the actors acting may be very high.

Ektaa Kapoor caught in prison problem

The complainant has additionally alleged that they showed cigarette and ingesting scenes without giving a disclaimer. At gift, the police have registered a case under section thirteen of the Child Protection Act, section 15 of sexual exploitation of youth children, Information Technology Act, 2000 - sixty seven (A), section 295 (A) of BNS and other sections.