Rakhi Sawanth wants do Bhook Hadthal - hunger strike

Recently Rakhi Sawanth and Ishq bector have come up together to work on a music album titled "Jhagde" . But a song that starts with "Kameeni tera bhoot chad gaya re" has run into troubles as Censor board has asked the duo to delet the word Kameeni.Rakhi Sawanth threatened Censor board publicly if they do not revert back their decision then she will go on hunger strike .If it is publicity stunt or promotional trick for her video she has lambasted the Censor board . Nice enlightening entertainment she provided with her interview to IbnLive."I'll wait for a week and then I go on a bhookh hartaal in front of the censor office."
She even questioned Censor's decisions on letting Kareena doing bare back , Vishal Bharadwaj being let with title Kameeney, not stopping there ,she even questioned Censor's act on Tv serials .
"The censor board has done me injustice by deleting the word kameeni from my song. I won't take it lying down. Dharmendra has been saying the word kameeney for years. Vishal Bharadwaj's Kaminey came, were the censors asleep?There're heroines doing love-making scenes with their bare backs showing. Bharadwaj's films invariably have characters mouthing maa-bahen galis. If Rakhi Sawant sings Kameeni tera bhoot chad gaya re, the censor board gets stung. The song has been produced by my company Faith Inc and I'm being damaged."
"Kyon (why)? In the trailers of Ishqiya, they show Vidya Balan punch-drunk on television, and that too in a sari. Is that allowed in our culture? What was Choli ke peeche kya hai? If that can be aired for years, why can't my song be telecast?""Look at serials like Uttaran, Bairi Piya and Bandini. Young girls are being shown getting raped and forced to marry underage men. Women get married repeatedly, sometimes five times. Isn't this against the Indian laws? Isn't this against Indian culture? What is the censor board doing about such practices?Rakhi Sawant uses the word kameeni and it becomes a dirty word. In serials, we have men dragging their wives by their hair muttering Kameeni main tujhe chodunga nahin. No one pays any attention. Why point a finger at me?Stop all the malpractice on television and I too will shut up. We live in a corrupt and hypocritical democracy where the institutions appointed to monitor morality are bribed. Producers go with bulging suitcases and get their films passed. Aisa nahin chalega (It won't work)."