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Censor Board Says Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' Can Release With "Some Cuts"
Actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut's new film, 'Emergency', can be released as long as some cuts - to be recommended by a revision committee - are made, the Censor Board of Film Certification told the Bombay High Court Thursday afternoon.
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Pahlaj Nihalani Moves Court Against Censor Board's Cuts For His Film
Producer and former censor board chief Pahlaj Nihalani has moved the Bombay High Court to fight the Central Board of Film Certification or CBFC against multiple cuts ordered for his film "Rangeela Raja".
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'Aamir Khan's Thugs Of Hindostan Given Preference': Pahlaj Nihalani After Censor Board Ordered 20 Cuts In His Film Rangeela Raja
Pahlaj Nihalani filed a plea in the Bombay High Court against the reported cuts ordered in his forthcoming film Rangeela Raja
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Sanju: Complaint Against Ranbir Kapoor's Film For Toilet Leakage Scene
Sanju narrates the story of Sanjay Dutt's life including the time he spent in the jail in connection with the 1993 Bombay Blast case
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Akshay Kumar's Jolly LLB 2: Censor Board Chief Defends Film, Says "Cannot Be Over Sensitive"
The makers of Akshay Kumar's Jolly LLB 2 accepted The Bombay Hgh Court's judgement and will release the film with four cuts
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Producers Of Akshay Kumar's 'Jolly LLB 2' Give Up Fight, Will Drop 4 Scenes
"Jolly LLB 2", which stars Akshay Kumar, will be released this week after deleting scenes that allegedly poke fun at lawyers, the film's producers said today.
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Now, NGO Moves Supreme Court Against Udta Punjab Which Releases On Friday
Two days before 'Udta Punjab' is slated for release, an NGO has petitioned the Supreme Court against a Bombay High Court order directing the Censor Board to clear the film with one cut.
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Pahlaj Nihalani Welcomes Bombay High Court's Decision On Udta Punjab
Censor Board chief Pahlaj Nihalani today welcomed the Bombay High Court's verdict that set aside the cuts CBFC had suggested, saying the producers had every right to challenge the decision.
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Punjab And Haryana High Court Orders Udta Punjab Screening To Decide On Release
Even as the Bombay High Court directed the censor board to certify Udta Punjab, a petition has been filed against the film in Punjab and Haryana High Court which today decided to take a call on it on June 16 after the Amicus Curiae assesses whether it is fit for release.
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Udta Punjab Not Made With Elections In Mind: Top 10 Observations by Court
In the much awaited verdict over a series of controversial cuts proposed by the Censor Board on the film Udta Punjab, the Bombay High court made several comments, deciding that the cuts demanded by the Board were "unjustified".
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Clear Udta Punjab With One Cut, Bombay High Court Tells Censor Board
The film Udta Punjab can be released with only one cut, the Bombay High Court today told the Censor Board. The court wants only one scene of involving urination to be cut and the disclaimer modified.
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'Your Job Is To Certify, Not Censor,' High Court Tells Pahlaj Nihalani
The Bombay High Court has reminded Pahlaj Nihalani, chief of the Central Board of Film Certification, that his job is to certify films not censor them.
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'Why Hue And Cry Over Udta Punjab?' Bombay High Court To Censor Board
Arguing their case before the Bombay High Court, the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) today defended their cuts to the film Udta Punjab, insisting they were justified and legal. But the court hardly seemed impressed by the Censor Board's arguments.
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Bollywood A-listers vs Udta Punjab's 89 Cuts By Censor Chief: 10 Facts
Top filmmakers today attended a press conference to say they stand with producer Anurag Kashyap's "Udta Punjab," and made a strong pitch for freedom of speech, attacking Censor Board chief Pahlaj Nihalani, who has ordered 89 cuts in the film.
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'Udta Punjab' Filmmakers Move Bombay High Court Against Censor Board
Producers of Bollywood film 'Udta Punjab' today told the Bombay High Court that they had got a copy of the order passed by the Revising Committee of the Censor Board and wanted to study it to decide whether to challenge the changes suggested by it.
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Censor Board Says Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' Can Release With "Some Cuts"
Actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut's new film, 'Emergency', can be released as long as some cuts - to be recommended by a revision committee - are made, the Censor Board of Film Certification told the Bombay High Court Thursday afternoon.
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Pahlaj Nihalani Moves Court Against Censor Board's Cuts For His Film
Producer and former censor board chief Pahlaj Nihalani has moved the Bombay High Court to fight the Central Board of Film Certification or CBFC against multiple cuts ordered for his film "Rangeela Raja".
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'Aamir Khan's Thugs Of Hindostan Given Preference': Pahlaj Nihalani After Censor Board Ordered 20 Cuts In His Film Rangeela Raja
Pahlaj Nihalani filed a plea in the Bombay High Court against the reported cuts ordered in his forthcoming film Rangeela Raja
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Sanju: Complaint Against Ranbir Kapoor's Film For Toilet Leakage Scene
Sanju narrates the story of Sanjay Dutt's life including the time he spent in the jail in connection with the 1993 Bombay Blast case
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Akshay Kumar's Jolly LLB 2: Censor Board Chief Defends Film, Says "Cannot Be Over Sensitive"
The makers of Akshay Kumar's Jolly LLB 2 accepted The Bombay Hgh Court's judgement and will release the film with four cuts
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Producers Of Akshay Kumar's 'Jolly LLB 2' Give Up Fight, Will Drop 4 Scenes
"Jolly LLB 2", which stars Akshay Kumar, will be released this week after deleting scenes that allegedly poke fun at lawyers, the film's producers said today.
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Now, NGO Moves Supreme Court Against Udta Punjab Which Releases On Friday
Two days before 'Udta Punjab' is slated for release, an NGO has petitioned the Supreme Court against a Bombay High Court order directing the Censor Board to clear the film with one cut.
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Pahlaj Nihalani Welcomes Bombay High Court's Decision On Udta Punjab
Censor Board chief Pahlaj Nihalani today welcomed the Bombay High Court's verdict that set aside the cuts CBFC had suggested, saying the producers had every right to challenge the decision.
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Punjab And Haryana High Court Orders Udta Punjab Screening To Decide On Release
Even as the Bombay High Court directed the censor board to certify Udta Punjab, a petition has been filed against the film in Punjab and Haryana High Court which today decided to take a call on it on June 16 after the Amicus Curiae assesses whether it is fit for release.
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Udta Punjab Not Made With Elections In Mind: Top 10 Observations by Court
In the much awaited verdict over a series of controversial cuts proposed by the Censor Board on the film Udta Punjab, the Bombay High court made several comments, deciding that the cuts demanded by the Board were "unjustified".
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Clear Udta Punjab With One Cut, Bombay High Court Tells Censor Board
The film Udta Punjab can be released with only one cut, the Bombay High Court today told the Censor Board. The court wants only one scene of involving urination to be cut and the disclaimer modified.
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'Your Job Is To Certify, Not Censor,' High Court Tells Pahlaj Nihalani
The Bombay High Court has reminded Pahlaj Nihalani, chief of the Central Board of Film Certification, that his job is to certify films not censor them.
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'Why Hue And Cry Over Udta Punjab?' Bombay High Court To Censor Board
Arguing their case before the Bombay High Court, the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) today defended their cuts to the film Udta Punjab, insisting they were justified and legal. But the court hardly seemed impressed by the Censor Board's arguments.
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Bollywood A-listers vs Udta Punjab's 89 Cuts By Censor Chief: 10 Facts
Top filmmakers today attended a press conference to say they stand with producer Anurag Kashyap's "Udta Punjab," and made a strong pitch for freedom of speech, attacking Censor Board chief Pahlaj Nihalani, who has ordered 89 cuts in the film.
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'Udta Punjab' Filmmakers Move Bombay High Court Against Censor Board
Producers of Bollywood film 'Udta Punjab' today told the Bombay High Court that they had got a copy of the order passed by the Revising Committee of the Censor Board and wanted to study it to decide whether to challenge the changes suggested by it.
