Must Read: Top 5 Controversial Films That Are BANNED And Are Streaming On 'THESE' OTT Platforms! (Details Inside)

Amidst the triumphant success of blockbusters like 'Jailer' and 'Gadar 2,' a shadow falls on films that remain trapped in obscurity for various reasons. These cinematic ventures are halted midway, trapped in certification limbo, or subjected to outright bans, preventing their theatrical release. Today, we dive into the realm of 5 Indian movies that have been suppressed by bans on the big screen, but now have found their way onto diverse OTT platforms, awaiting your exploration.

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Loev

In the poignant film directed by Sudhanshu Saria, the intricate bond between two men unfolds. Starring Dhurv Ganesh and Shiv Pandit, 'Loev' captivates viewers with its emotional depth. The movie, available on Netflix, presents a moving portrayal of relationships.

Water

Deepa Mehta's directorial venture, 'Water,' starring John Abraham and Lisa Ray, faced a contentious ban due to its controversial narrative highlighting the plight of widows in India. This evocative film, which was stifled from reaching theatres, has now found a home on YouTube, allowing audiences to witness its impactful storytelling.

Unfreedom

'Unfreedom' treads on sensitive ground, delving into lesbian relationships intertwined with a terrorism narrative. The film encountered a double ban by both the CBFC and FCAT in India. However, its bold and thought-provoking themes can now be experienced on Netflix.

Black Friday

Anurag Kashyap's 'Black Friday' recounts the chilling events of the 1993 Mumbai blasts. The movie's gritty realism led to its prohibition from theatrical screening. Fortunately, its powerful narrative is available on Disney Plus Hotstar, offering an unfiltered glimpse into a dark chapter of Indian history.

Gandu

Notorious for its explicit content, featuring explicit language, nudity, and sexual scenes, 'Gandu' was withheld due to its audacity. Yet, Netflix has embraced the movie's provocative nature, making it accessible for those seeking unapologetically daring cinema.

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In the evolving landscape of entertainment, these previously banned movies have resurfaced, breaking free from their restrictions to enlighten and provoke audiences on various OTT platforms.