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Watch kissing scenes deleted in India

Daniel Craig’s kissing scenes with Lea Seydoux and Monica Bellucci were termed “too excessive," and banned in India by its cinema censor board.

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The latest James Bond movie "Spectre" which premiered in India on November 19, 2015, made headlines when some kissing and abusive scenes were deleted from the film.

Daniel Craig’s kissing  scenes with Lea Seydoux and Monica Bellucci were termed “too excessive," and banned in India by its cinema censor board.

James Bond fans in India took to Twitter to mock the censor's board for the ban with the hashtag #SanskariJamesBond - ‘Sanskari’ means ‘virtuous.’

Check out some of the Tweets;

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"Spectre" recently emerged the biggest opening of all time in UK box office history, bringing in  $63.8 million in its first seven days of release.

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