As the song became contentious in Bangladesh, it has been removed from Jaaz’s YouTube channel. On “Allah Meherbaan”, the controversial item number of the film, Jeet said, “The song has created much of a dispute in Bangladesh, while being praised in Kolkata. However, I’ll try to be more careful about these things in the future.” I don’t think there were any irregularities as such. But I have always tried to keep an eye on the production to assure that no irregularities take place in this regard. When asked about the allegation of infringement of rules against the film, the lead actor of the joint venture film Boss 2 said, “Actually, I am an actor, which keeps me occupied with my role most of the time. The locations are also depicted in the same manner, while also maintaining a parity between the artists from both sides of the border.” Tollywood star Jeetendra Madnani, who is more commonly known as Jeet, confirmed that there’s no artist disparity in the film, saying, “The story of Boss 2 has been penned keeping the joint production nature of the film in mind. In a recent press conference at Dhaka Club, the lead actor and co-producer of the film, along with the female lead Nusrat Faria and Bangladeshi co-producer Abdul Aziz, talked about the controversies surrounding the release of the film, among other things. They will make the appropriate decision.” We will inform the Ministry of Information.
There are fewer Bangladeshi artists in it. They did not keep a 50 percent artist parity.
There are things in it that are not in compliance with the rules of joint production. In response to Chalachitra Oikyajot’s appeal, Nasiruddin Dilu, a member of the Censor Preview Committee, confirmed so on June 6, saying, “We have watched the film Boss 2 today morning (June 6). Deepika Padukone shares husband appreciation post for Ranveer Singh: 'Nothing more attractive.Disputes have been following Boss 2: Back to Rule, an India-Bangladeshi Bengali crime action thriller film, ever since it has been submitted to the Film Preview Committee of Bangladesh, who has reportedly found an infringement of the rules of joint production in the film.
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