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Vir Das is 'Happy' That 31st October Has Censor Board's Support
"It would be really unreasonable to stop the film's release. I am happy that the film is releasing. One can criticize a film only after watching it completely," said Vir Das
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Movie On Indira Gandhi's Assassination Cleared For Release After Relevant Cuts, High Court Told
The Censor Board today told the Delhi High Court that Bollywood movie '31st October', based on the aftermath of the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi including the 1984 riots, was certified for release after deletion of all offensive scenes.
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Court Junks Plea On Film Based On Indira Gandhi's Assassination
Delhi High Court today junked a petition against the release of a Bollywood movie based on the aftermath of the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi including the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, saying the plea was "badly drafted" and the CBFC was not approached.
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Making 31st October Didn't Take Time, Getting it Cleared by Censor Board Did
"They (CBFC) were like 'why are you raising that topic again'? They asked for 40 cuts but due to our persistence only nine cuts took place," said the producer of 31st October
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Vir Das is 'Happy' That 31st October Has Censor Board's Support
"It would be really unreasonable to stop the film's release. I am happy that the film is releasing. One can criticize a film only after watching it completely," said Vir Das
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Movie On Indira Gandhi's Assassination Cleared For Release After Relevant Cuts, High Court Told
The Censor Board today told the Delhi High Court that Bollywood movie '31st October', based on the aftermath of the assassination of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi including the 1984 riots, was certified for release after deletion of all offensive scenes.
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Court Junks Plea On Film Based On Indira Gandhi's Assassination
Delhi High Court today junked a petition against the release of a Bollywood movie based on the aftermath of the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi including the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, saying the plea was "badly drafted" and the CBFC was not approached.
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Making 31st October Didn't Take Time, Getting it Cleared by Censor Board Did
"They (CBFC) were like 'why are you raising that topic again'? They asked for 40 cuts but due to our persistence only nine cuts took place," said the producer of 31st October
