Indian movies have lewd dances affecting the way people look at women

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A lot of lewd stuff and erotic stuff is out there, which possibly entered around 1960s. As I was telling others, we have a bunch of uneducated people who turn to film industry for employment, and manage to come up with really vulgar stuff, which clicks on box offices, making them repeat and become even more daring. Government and censor boards watch on helplessly whereas demand for such things keeps growing thanks to various ways of propagating such information now available to lure youngsters into watching such things. Naturally, crime rates climb. Why can't we have people going for movies rate the movie considering whether it is likely to increase crimes, discord, and create riots, etc. All the monies for that movie should be kept in escrow and the government can release it in piece meal depending upon how the crime rates have gone and how people have perceived the movie to be contributing towards such crimes. Broad classifications would be Do you think that the movie had content either as dialogue, songs, dance or gestures that could be harmful towards a. Children's safety; b. Women's safety; c. Men's safety; e. Safety of public property; f. Propagates unlawful activity People would have to rate the film based on each such criteria giving marks from 1 to 10. With higher number indicating more risk. This classification would be after censors have done their job. If people's classification differs greatly from what censors are doing, time some people were asked to leave their jobs and sit at home instead of taking away tax payer's monies. From the collection (note not profits), the government may collect a reasonable sum that may be needed to control the kind of crimes that are likely because of the influence of the movie.