One of them is food which is produced by genetically modified crops. The chemical processes change the natural growth pattern of the crops, thus yielding much better results. While the supporters claim this to be a boon for ever growing population in the world, the detractors claim this to be a problem that would cause harm to the vital insects and other living creatures, thus creating earth’s imbalance. They keep this problem as something much dangerous than HIV or cyclones.

Based on this theme Mahesh Bhatt has decided to produce a film titled ‘Poison on the Platter’.

While announcing this project the jubilant Mahesh Bhatt said that a time always should come to blow the whistle on such matters. He has roped in Ajay Kanchan who directed ‘Aisa Kyon Hota Hai’ in 2006 also to direct this movie.

This time he has decided to support the crusade of Kamaal Khan.

In a press conference on Sunday, he openly critised the Maharashtra State Government for not facilitating the release of “Desh Drohi” even after the court order.

The film Desh Drohi by Kamaal Khan is based on Anti North Indian sentiments and Marastra Navnirman Sena objected to the release of the film. But recently the court cleared the screening of the film, whereas the Maharastra Govt had objections to the same citing Law and Order problems.

He pointed out that the Govt’s claim that the release of the film would create law and order problems in the state was far fetched and said that the Govt was failing to honour the constitution by defying the court order. He also questioned the credibility of the Chief Minister in not taking a proper action.

He called upon the entire public to voice their opinion against non-screening of Deshdrohi and invited everyone to join the battle of Kamaal Khan.

As a part of Dr.Ramdoss’s aggressive drive to eradicate smoking habits, a ban was imposed by the Union Ministry of health and family welfare in 2005 on the presence of scenes pertaining to use of Cigarettes and Tobacco products.

This was challenged by the Bollywood Director, Mahesh Bhatt in the same year on the grounds of restricting the fundamental rights of film makers.

In turn of fortunes, on Friday, 23rd Jan 2009, the Delhi High Court quashed the notification saying that the same violates the fundamental rights of movie makers. Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, declared this verdict on the grounds of fundamental rights of freedom of expression and speech.

Now it is Ramdoss’s turn.

The Mystery Continues as of now as the unit claims to have secured UA certificate contrary to the claims by other sources that the movie would not hit theaters without “A” certificate due to heavy dosage of horror. Now, Mahesh Bhatt can announce some reward for a lone viewer as RGV did.