Apparently, the Censor Board felt that ‘Ragini MMS’ included explicit sexual content and as such, it issued an ‘A’ certificate to the film.

It’s reported that the Censor Board objected to three scenes in particular; the first being the one were the lead characters of ‘Ragini MMS’, Rajkumar and Kainaz talk about the repercussion of taking aphrodisiac tablets.

The second scene that has been chopped off is the one in which Rajkumar tells his girlfriend his preferences regarding oral sex, while the third one includes a scene in which the two lovebirds use explicitly vulgar language.

It’s learnt that initially, Balaji Telefilms was upset with the Censor Board’s decision to cut off the three scenes for its vulgar content and visuals, however, now they are thankful that the censor deleted only these three scenes in the film.

‘Ragini MMS’ is only 30 percent real story, says Kainaz
‘Ragini MMS’ had first sparked off rumors for its adult content and now the latest that has caught attention is the fact that the film is based on the real life story of a Delhi based girl Deepika.

However, when the lead actress Kainaz was asked whether she has met Deepika, the actress stated, "I was told about the original story very briefly. I haven’t met her.”

Talking about the real story on which ‘Ragini MMS’ is supposedly based, Kainaz revealed, “Only 30 per cent of what happened to Deepika has been retained in the film. The rest is all fiction. The creative department along with the cast had long discussions on the improvisations we would do and we also had a 20 days workshop to that end.I haven't met the girl yet."

Nothing bold in loving making scenes – Kainaz
Kainaz has been in the news ever since her upcoming movie ‘Ragini MMS’ has grabbed attention for its bold sexual content.

However, the actress, who cleared the air about the controversial content, stated that there is nothing explicit about the lovemaking scenes in the film.

“Many going in to the theatres are going to be disappointed because there is nothing that bold about the love-making scenes. Yes, there are such scenes but since the movie is voyeuristic in nature, it was a must,” said Kainaz.