<p>"We have spoken with everybody, including the women groups, and the matter has been sorted out. Everybody has been appeased," Censor Board chairman Leela Samson told PTI from Chennai.<br /><br />"The film was cleared long back by us with an 'A' certificate. Now only the press people are trying to rake up the issue," she said when asked about fresh demands against the release of the Abhishek Bachchan-Bipasha Basu starrer movie for allegedly showing Goa and its women in bad light.<br /><br />Goan MP Shantaram Naik has expressed unhappiness saying that the producers have not removed a controversial dialogue about the tourist state from the international prints of the movie, which releases tomorrow.<br /><br />Goemchea Ostoreancho Awaz (GOA), a newly formed women's organisation, has also demanded a ban on the Rohan Sippy directed film claiming that it will give a bad name to Goan women and the state.<br /><br />"The objection was with a particular line in the trailer of the film. That dialogue has been withdrawn by the producers. Therefore, the matter is closed now," Samson said.<br /><br />Bipasha's dialogue in the film - 'Here in Goa, liquor is cheap but girls are cheaper' - had raised a hue and cry amid fears that it will have a negative impact on the coastal state's booming tourism industry. Later on the film producers changed the objectionable dialogue in the film after requests from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.<br /><br />Earlier, the Panaji bench of Bombay High Court had rejected a petition seeking stay on release of the movie.</p>
<p>"We have spoken with everybody, including the women groups, and the matter has been sorted out. Everybody has been appeased," Censor Board chairman Leela Samson told PTI from Chennai.<br /><br />"The film was cleared long back by us with an 'A' certificate. Now only the press people are trying to rake up the issue," she said when asked about fresh demands against the release of the Abhishek Bachchan-Bipasha Basu starrer movie for allegedly showing Goa and its women in bad light.<br /><br />Goan MP Shantaram Naik has expressed unhappiness saying that the producers have not removed a controversial dialogue about the tourist state from the international prints of the movie, which releases tomorrow.<br /><br />Goemchea Ostoreancho Awaz (GOA), a newly formed women's organisation, has also demanded a ban on the Rohan Sippy directed film claiming that it will give a bad name to Goan women and the state.<br /><br />"The objection was with a particular line in the trailer of the film. That dialogue has been withdrawn by the producers. Therefore, the matter is closed now," Samson said.<br /><br />Bipasha's dialogue in the film - 'Here in Goa, liquor is cheap but girls are cheaper' - had raised a hue and cry amid fears that it will have a negative impact on the coastal state's booming tourism industry. Later on the film producers changed the objectionable dialogue in the film after requests from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.<br /><br />Earlier, the Panaji bench of Bombay High Court had rejected a petition seeking stay on release of the movie.</p>