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Pahlaj Nihalani Sacked As Censor Board Chief, Adman Prasoon Joshi To Replace Him
Pahlaj Nihalani, who turned the censor board into a precinct of serial controversy, has been sacked as the organisation's chairman. His successor is famous lyricist-adman Prasoon Joshi, while actor Vidya Balan joins the board.
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Indu Sarkar Preview: All Systems Go For Madhur Bhandarkar's Emergency-Themed Drama
Indu Sarkar is a fictionalised portrayal of the controversial period from the pages of Indian political history and is narrated by the character played by actress Kirti Kulhari
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Blog: Madhur Bhandarkar's Blog For NDTV.com On 'Indu Sarkar'
I'm nervous and excited about Indu Sarkar release on July 28 but at the same time, I'm scared with the kind of agitation that is going on, with the kind of protests going on.
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Indu Sarkar Actors Are 'A Little Alarmed' By Censorship Controversy
Actor Tota Roy Chowdhury said he's a 'little alarmed' after the Censor Board suggested 14 cuts while Kirti Kulhari says movie-goers should be given the 'freedom to make their own opinion'
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Pahlaj Nihalani Sacked As Censor Board Chief, Adman Prasoon Joshi To Replace Him
Pahlaj Nihalani, who turned the censor board into a precinct of serial controversy, has been sacked as the organisation's chairman. His successor is famous lyricist-adman Prasoon Joshi, while actor Vidya Balan joins the board.
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Indu Sarkar Preview: All Systems Go For Madhur Bhandarkar's Emergency-Themed Drama
Indu Sarkar is a fictionalised portrayal of the controversial period from the pages of Indian political history and is narrated by the character played by actress Kirti Kulhari
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Blog: Madhur Bhandarkar's Blog For NDTV.com On 'Indu Sarkar'
I'm nervous and excited about Indu Sarkar release on July 28 but at the same time, I'm scared with the kind of agitation that is going on, with the kind of protests going on.
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Indu Sarkar Actors Are 'A Little Alarmed' By Censorship Controversy
Actor Tota Roy Chowdhury said he's a 'little alarmed' after the Censor Board suggested 14 cuts while Kirti Kulhari says movie-goers should be given the 'freedom to make their own opinion'
