Brett Lee's HOT steamy scene in 'UnIndian' lands into Controversy!

Austrialan ex cricketer and one of the best paceman of his time, Brett Lee is set to debut with a rom-com movie 'UnIndian'. While the film is inching closer to its release, Brett Lee's movie has been caught off at the wrong foot by the Censor Board over its sizzling love making scene. The movie directed by Anupam Sharma follows Lee's Will, a teacher, as he falls for a divorced single-mom who is constantly pestered to marry "a nice Indian man". Apparently, the movie has a romantic scene where Brett Lee will be seen cosying up to his co-star. This scene miffed the censor board and the movie has landed into controversy!   The Central Board of Film Certification has asked Sharma to cut 65 seconds of a lovemaking sequence between Lee and his female co-star Tannishtha. "It is a beautiful scene where they make love for the first time. At the same time, Tannishtha's parents are watching a spiritual leader on TV speak about opening your chakras. The music escalates as the sequences set in the two different settings unfold. It is artistically shot but the Indian Censor Board wants it to be cut," Sharma reveals. Surprisingly, the CBFC has taken no objection to the term UnIndian, which is based on the popular Australian slang, "UnAustralian". Also: Former Cricketer Brett Lee MARRIES Santosh aka Kiku on The Kapil Sharma Show; SEE MORE Fun PICS! "We have been asked to only show Lee's side profile and not his back and to remove the spiritual context. That's like ripping off the film's heartbeat," Sharma sighs, pointing out that the film was received with an 'M' (mature) certificate in Australia and that an 'A' certificate with cuts for a romcom would mean a great loss of audience. Censor chief Pahlaj Nihalani refused to comment on the matter.