9 films that led to protests in India

PK (2014) - A satirical comedy that stirred controversy due to its criticism of religious practices and beliefs, leading to protests from some religious organisations.

My Name is Khan (2010) - This film addressing Islamophobia and discrimination faced opposition from certain groups, leading to protests and controversies in parts of India.

Padmaavat (2018) - This historical drama faced protests from certain groups who alleged distortion of historical facts and inappropriate portrayal of Rajput culture.

Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (2013) - This romantic drama faced protests from certain communities who objected to its title and alleged misrepresentation of their cultural sentiments.

Aarakshan (2011) - A social drama addressing the issue of reservation in educational institutions, it faced protests from various groups who opposed its portrayal of caste-based politics.

Udta Punjab (2016) - The film, which deals with drug abuse in Punjab, faced opposition from certain political groups who claimed it portrayed the state in a negative light.

OMG - Oh My God! (2012) -The film was criticised against religious superstitions and blind faith, it faced protests from some religious groups who found its portrayal offensive and disrespectful to their beliefs.

Nishabd (2007) - This drama film, exploring the theme of an unconventional relationship between an older man and a young woman, faced protests and controversies.

Dhobi Ghat (2011) - This film faced protests from certain communities who objected to its portrayal of Mumbai's Dhobi Ghat area and its inhabitants.