A new film festival, the Cut-Uncut film festival in New Delhi, that begins from today 25 April (2013), will showcase scenes from Bollywood films including the first attempt of an on-screen kiss deemed too racy for Indian viewers. The festival will feature unedited versions of films which fell foul with the Censor Board that continues to scrutinize movies before their release. Portrayals of sex, nudity, social unrest and violence can still be kept out of movie halls under India's strict laws that were first drafted in 1952 and later amended in 1983.