Beep out 'Bombay' from song: Censor Board tells singer

February 02, 2015 09:37

The Bombay High Court may have the word in its name, but the Censor Board has asked for 'Bombay' to be removed from the lyrics of a singer's song before clearing its music video's release on television. The song in question is 'Sorry', from vocalist Mihir Joshi's album Mumbai Blues. "The song is available online and when the music company approached the censor board to release it on television, they objected to the word Bombay and asked them to beep it out. The label agreed since they want this song to reach out to as many people as possible," Joshi said.

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