Malaysia, Indonesia and Kenya have also banned the controversial film. PHOTO: REUTERS
The country's film censors decided the raunchy film was too explicit for India's film-hungry audiences, even after all nudity was edited out of the film, reports dailystar.co.uk.
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Malaysia, Indonesia and Kenya have also banned the controversial film, which is an adaptation of the E.L. James book.
Malaysian censors said the film was "more like pornography than a movie" and contained "scenes that are not of a natural sexual content".
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The film, starring Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey and Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steel, is the highest grossing 18-rated film in British box office history, bringing in at least 262 million pounds worldwide since it premiered last month.
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