Bollywood's foul mouthed dialogues

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Love *** aur Dhokha
Several critics have said that there was an over-use of vulgar language and content and highly suggestive ***ual innuendos in this film by Dibakar Banerjee.

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Pankh
The film received an 'A' certificate from the Censor Board for the abusive language spoken in the film. It was reported that while Bipasha Basu, the heroine in the film had no qualms mouthing obscene language, her co-stars got really uncomfortable while giving their shots beside her.

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Gangaajal
This film directed by Prakash Jha has a series of derogatory words spoken by the actors. 'Gangaajal' portrays the criminal underbelly of Bihar, including the police-politicians nexus.

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Satya
This Ram Gopal Varma film's screenplay was penned by Anurag Kashyap and Saurabh Shukla. The film explored Mumbai's underworld and gang wars and was a realistic portrayal of the kind of language spoken by the gangsters of Mumbai.

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Bandit Queen
Based on the true story of dreaded dacoit Phoolan Devi, Shekhar Kapur's 'Bandit Queen' actually received a court notice complaining about the use of vulgar language in the film. The film throws light on the hapless condition of lower cast people in rural India who are at the mercy of landlords belonging to the higher social strata.