Ram Gopal Varma's first lesbian film is set to hit theatres

The Censor Board has cleared filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma's controversial first lesbian film, Dangerous: Khatra, for release in theatres! Varma's most controversial film about India's first lesbian romance is finally set to hit theaters on April 8, 2022. The Rangeela (1995) director expressed his joy by sharing the release date of the movie on the poster via Twitter.

The film was cleared by the censor board for its daring subject matter and female homosexual love story, and it was then given an A certificate.

The Satya (1998) director recently stated in an interview that, "We didn't expect much of 'Dangerous: Khatra to pass through the censors as it is a love story between two women, but gay after the abrogation of Section 377. The relationship has been legalised. Dangerous: I am very happy when the first Indian lesbian film gets an A certificate, I would be very disappointed if it does not get an A certificate.”

The film's plot revolves around the love of two women who are fed up with this male-dominated society and are drawn to one another. This crime thriller-drama film contains some very daring and intimate scenes. Apsara Rani and Naina Ganguly, the hot sirens of South films, play the lead roles in the film.