The Boys: Here’s why this disgusting sex scene was censored in India

Have you ever heard of the series “The Boys”? If so, you probably know the controversy surrounding a sex scene deemed disgusting and censored in India. But do you know why this scene caused so many reactions? In this article, we will dive into the heart of this controversy to understand the reasons.

The Boys, the phenomenon series on Prime Video, never fails to shock and surprise. The recently launched fourth season pushes the boundaries of what is acceptable on screen even further. However, some scenes have caused quite an outcry, especially in countries likeIndia, where they were heavily censored. Let’s dissect this controversy to better understand what motivated this censorship decision.

The context of the scene

In episode 2 of this season, the characters of Frenchie And Kimiko meet a new superhero, Splinter. Gifted with the power to create clones of himself, Splinter uses this ability in particularly shocking ways. He forms a human chain of clones to pleasure himself, a scene which was considered extremely shocking and disgusting by many viewers. This sequence garnered mixed reactions, ranging from outright hilarity to complete disgust.

Spectator reactions

Fans of The Boys know that the series will stop at nothing to shock and push the boundaries of what is acceptable. However, this specific scene crossed a line for many viewers, especially in India. Some found her funny in her weirdness, while others were deeply disturbed. Within forums and social networks, opinions were clear-cut, oscillating between morbid fascination and total revulsion.

Censorship in India: Reasons and consequences

Due to its explicit content, the scene in question was severely censored in India. The Indian version simply shows Splinter masturbating alone in a sauna, a change that lessens the graphic and disturbing nature of the original scene. A Rotten Tomatoes-verified film critic, Pramit, pointed out that this cut renders a later joke about Splinter’s pink eyes incomprehensible, as it lacks context.

The impact on the series

This censorship inevitably has repercussions on the coherence of the episode and on the experience of Indian viewers. By changing the content, certain aspects of the plot become less clear or completely incomprehensible. Additionally, it raises questions about artistic freedom and respect for the intentions of the screenwriters.

The imminent end of The Boys

The author and showrunner of the series, Eric Kripke, recently announced that the fifth season of The Boys would be the last. Despite the controversies and controversies, fans are eager to see how the story ends, hoping for a finale that matches the scale and audacity of previous seasons.