Shin-Chan has been a favourite among the kids from the ’90s. The Japanese manga captured the attention of Indian kids and has since made a place in the hearts of cartoon lovers. The show was super popular and became a sensation among the kids back in the day. However, its laughter was not just reserved for children; parents, too, enjoyed watching the show with their little ones and laughing away the stress of their day.
Nonetheless, the show was initially heavily censored to adhere to Indian guidelines. In a conversation with Hindustan Times, the show’s director, Masakazu Hashimoto, has now revealed that he was unaware of any issues with Shin-Chan.
Shin-Chan director, Masakazu Hashimoto, reflects on the show being censored in India
Masakazu Hashimoto is all set to bring Shin-Chan to India for some adventures with his next film. However, he had an ulterior motive behind the same. The director revealed that he wanted to bring ‘Shin-Chan’ to India so that he could also have the opportunity to visit the country. During his visit to Delhi, he spoke to HT and shared: