Is the movie Section 375 based on true story?

This real-life case inspired ‘Section 375’. Shiney was accused of rape by his maid, and the matter was taken to court. The sessions court sentenced him to seven years of imprisonment, but he later got bail when the case was presented in the High Court.

What happens in the end of Section 375?

The film’s big twist at the end is that Rohit and Anjali were indeed in a consensual relationship.

Is Rohan Khurana guilty in Section 375?

In Section 375, film director Rohan Khurana is accused of raping a junior crew member, Anjali Dangle. After a lower court finds Rohan guilty, criminal lawyer Tarun Saluja takes Rohan’s case.

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The climax of Section 375 gives another context to difference between law and justice as Akshay Khanna’s character has mentioned in the very beginning of the movie itself citing the example of the real life horrifying story of Nirbhaya aka Jyoti Singh that had shaken the world with its monstrosity and brutality.

When did Shiney Ahuja get bail?

Actor Shiney Ahuja, who was sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment last month by a local court here, on the charge of raping his maid on June 14, 2009 was granted bail on Wednesday on a cash bond of Rs. 50,000 by the Bombay High Court.

What is the moral of Section 375 movie?

It touches upon its main premise of making the audience aware of what Section 375 is about. As otherwise perceived that ‘no rape happens without a woman’s consent’, the film strongly emphasises on the need to differentiate between ‘will’ and ‘consent’, the two main requisites when it comes to sex.

Is Section 375 hit or flop?

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Is Shiney Ahuja married?

Anupam Ahujam. 1997
Shiney Ahuja/Spouse

Is Shiney Ahuja on bail?

Award-winning Bollywood actor Shiney Ahuja, who was sentenced to seven years in prison for raping his maid, has been released on bail. Ahuja was released a week after the high court in the India’s city of Mumbai (Bombay) granted him bail. He had appealed against the sentence.

In which section adultery has been defined?

Under Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code, which was the section dealing with adultery, a man who had consensual sexual intercourse with the wife of another man without that husband’s consent could have been punished for this offence with up to five years imprisonment, a fine or both.