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HC questions 'Shoorveer' song use in 'Mirzapur': 'Not in good taste'

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HC questions 'Shoorveer' song use in 'Mirzapur': 'Not in good taste'

The Delhi High Court raised concerns over the use of the 'Shoorveer' song during a violent segment of the film, noting its historical association with Maharana Pratap and finding its integration inappropriate.

Filmmakers argued it enhanced the climax sequence, but now the Central Board of Film Certification faces the task of evaluating proposed alterations to the scene following previous criticisms of the film's contentious musical score.

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