Ther was the shocking news about the Udta Panjab Movie, On Monday, according to The Bombay high court where he suggested the role of cuts by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to the most controversial movie Udta Punjab.
The Bombay high court is today expected the passed the order which regards by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC)’s suggested to 13-cuts to Udta Punjab movie, Because of this film all around the drugs problem in the Punjab.
By the board chairman Pahlaj Nihalani said : The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) are finally cleared with the movie where 13 cuts and under the category ‘A’, and Pahlaj Nihalani also said : “my job is now over”.
There is the short review why a movie has cut with lots of controversies:
What is the controversy in Udta Panjab movie : The movie is produced by the Anurag Kashyap and Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms, the whole movie has depended on drugs in Punjab, and CBFC asked for the filmmakers to remove all the references to Punjab links in a movie it’s doing the bad effect of the Punjab. and CBFC suggested to the Anurag Kashyap and by the Anurag tweet, he says there are the 94 cuts under that 13 cuts which are described by CBFC.
How the Bombay high court involved in this Controversy : According to the Co-producer of the Udta Panjab when he going to the high court against the CBFC order of suggesting these cuts and It claimed for the CBFC give not the official copy of that cuts in the papers.
Then the court heard that overall the case within the two days ,last week and its so much criticals of the CBFC.
What will the expectation from the order : There is some positive and negative come from the decision where The Bombay high court’s order could bring the clarity over how much of the Udta movie will be the censored by the CBFC. The movie is released on the 17 June, so there is any final order will be crucial for the movie.
The court is given the opinion of the movie is that removing all the references to Punjab word which is affecting .
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