Ban on 'Hot Shots' web-series app? Anil Mahajan, state president of Web media Association, Will lodge a complaint with Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.

In the age of digital India, the young generation of the country seems to be using the internet for good deeds instead of doing good deeds. The 'producer mafia gang' in Bollywood is responsible for this. There is no doubt that the 'Hotshots' web series app launched abroad is part of that. The short films shown through this web series are obscene. Which the young   generation of the country is for getting. Anil Mahajan, president of the Web Media Association Mumbai, is going to lodge a complaint with Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray for an inquiry into the allegations.

Anil Mahajan   while giving information said that. These hot shots are short film pornographic broadcasts  through the Entertainment web series app. Through this web series, the young generation of the country is being misunderstood. Some Bollywood producer mafia is using these things to grow their own business. But, considering the country, who is going to stop him or not? This question has also been raised by Anil Mahajan.

Meanwhile, some social activists and some conscious people working in Bollywood have lodged a complaint in the office of Web Media Association President Anil Mahajan. Regarding the complaint, Anil Mahajan said, "Has the web series 'Hotshots' got legal permission from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting?" If so, a copy should be given to the Web Media Association. Meanwhile, money laundering is also likely to be carried out by some producer mafia gangs taking advantage of foreign citizenship. 'Ban on 'Hotshots' web-series app? Anil Mahajan, state president of Web media Association, will lodge a complaint with Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray

In the age of digital India, the young generation of the country seems to be using the internet for useless activities instead of doing good deeds. The 'producer mafia gang' in Bollywood is responsible for this. There is no doubt that the 'Hotshots' webseries app launched abroad is part of that. The short films shown through this webseries are obscene. Which the young generation of the country is forgetting. Anil Mahajan, president of the Web Media Association Mumbai, is going to lodge a complaint with Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray for an inquiry into the allegations.

Some social activists and some conscious people working in Bollywood have lodged a complaint in the office of Web Media Association President Anil Mahajan. Regarding the complaint, Anil Mahajan said, "Has the web series 'Hotshot' got legal permission from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting?" If so, a copy should be given to the Web Media Association. Meanwhile, money laundering is also likely to be carried out by some producer mafia gangs taking advantage of foreign citizenship. 

Speaking further, Anil Mahajan said, "Hotshot app is illegal." In this regard, we, on behalf of Web Media Association Mumbai, Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Prakash Javadekar and Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhavji Thackeray and Maharashtra Director General of Police S. K. Ritsar will lodge a complaint with Jaiswal. Mahajan also said that a press conference would be held on behalf of the Web media Association Mumbai to demand a ban on 'Hotshots' app in India...

Source: Press release