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Udta Punjab Row An Attempt To Malign Punjab's Image: Harsimrat Badal
Union Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Friday said the controversy surrounding the film Udta Punjab is an attempt to malign the image of Punjab and its people.
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Udta Punjab Row: Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain Plea To Stay Release
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain the plea of an NGO seeking stay on the release of the film 'Udta Punjab' and asked it to approach the Punjab and Haryana High Court which is seized of the matter.
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Modify Udta Punjab Promos As Per Order: Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court today told the producers of 'Udta Punjab' to remove from the film's promos a scene which the Bombay High Court has ordered to be cut.
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Punjab Government Not Contemplating Ban On Udta Punjab: SAD
The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) today said the Punjab government was not contemplating any ban on Shahid Kapoor-starrer 'Udta Punjab', which is caught in a censorship row, and alleged Aam Aadmi Party's "hand" in the making of the film to defame the state.
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Why Udta Punjab Makes Hrithik Roshan 'Proud'
"Udta Punjab brings out the unfortunate condition suffered by films. But fortunately reveals that strangers can stand up n unite for justice. Proud," tweeted Hrithik
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Kareena Kapoor on Why She Did Udta Punjab and The Controversy
Excerpt "The reason I did Udta Punjab is because there is no small or big role. And even if my role is a special one in the film, if we actors don't do these kinds of films, the message (about drug menace) will never be out," Kareena said.
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Rahul Gandhi To Lead Protest Against Drug Menace In Punjab
Amid a raging row over film 'Udta Punjab', Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi will lead a protest march in Jalandhar on June 13 to highlight rampant drug abuse and "collapse" of law and order in the state.
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Radical Changes In Certification Soon, Says Arun Jaitley Amid Udta Punjab Row
Amid a raging row over 'Udta Punjab', Information and Broadcasting Minister Arun Jaitley has said that movie certification norms have to be liberal and "some very radical changes" will be announced over the next few days.
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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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Akali Dal, BJP Distance Themselves From Udta Punjab Row
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister and Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal today asked the opposition to stop spreading canards about a ban on the release of 'Udta Punjab' movie.
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Nothing Wrong With Udta Punjab, Says Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati today said there was "nothing wrong" with the film Udta Punjab and backed the drug-themed movie which is in the eye of an escalating censorship row.
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'Films Not Made In Factory': Shyam Benegal Weighs In On Udta Punjab Row
Leading filmmaker Shyam Benegal has said that Udta Punjab is a "very important film," and that the same set of rules cannot be applied to everything since "films are not made in a factory," referring to the censorship of the film, which deals with the drug menace in Punjab.
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Udta Punjab vs Censor Board: What Aamir, Kangana and Others Are Saying
Udta Punjab is battling the Censor Board's prescribed 89 cuts, led by co-producer Anurag Kashyap who is campaigning to have the film release in its current form
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Amul Always Has A Way With Words. What They Said About Udta Punjab
"Udta Punjab" censorship row has earned CBFC chief Pahlaj Nihalani the monikar of "Ladta Pahlaj" in the latest ad of Amul Co-operative Ltd, which is known for its funny takes on topical issues.
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BJP Slams AAP, Says No Government Role In Udta Punjab Censor Row
The BJP has denied any hand in stopping the release of Anurag Kashyap's Udta Punjab through the Censor Board. The party also slammed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's allegations on the Centre and said the Aam Aadmi Party survives by creating such controversies and claimed that Punjab has no drug problem, which the movie is based on.
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Udta Punjab Row An Attempt To Malign Punjab's Image: Harsimrat Badal
Union Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Friday said the controversy surrounding the film Udta Punjab is an attempt to malign the image of Punjab and its people.
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Udta Punjab Row: Supreme Court Refuses To Entertain Plea To Stay Release
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain the plea of an NGO seeking stay on the release of the film 'Udta Punjab' and asked it to approach the Punjab and Haryana High Court which is seized of the matter.
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Modify Udta Punjab Promos As Per Order: Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court today told the producers of 'Udta Punjab' to remove from the film's promos a scene which the Bombay High Court has ordered to be cut.
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Punjab Government Not Contemplating Ban On Udta Punjab: SAD
The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) today said the Punjab government was not contemplating any ban on Shahid Kapoor-starrer 'Udta Punjab', which is caught in a censorship row, and alleged Aam Aadmi Party's "hand" in the making of the film to defame the state.
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Why Udta Punjab Makes Hrithik Roshan 'Proud'
"Udta Punjab brings out the unfortunate condition suffered by films. But fortunately reveals that strangers can stand up n unite for justice. Proud," tweeted Hrithik
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Kareena Kapoor on Why She Did Udta Punjab and The Controversy
Excerpt "The reason I did Udta Punjab is because there is no small or big role. And even if my role is a special one in the film, if we actors don't do these kinds of films, the message (about drug menace) will never be out," Kareena said.
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Rahul Gandhi To Lead Protest Against Drug Menace In Punjab
Amid a raging row over film 'Udta Punjab', Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi will lead a protest march in Jalandhar on June 13 to highlight rampant drug abuse and "collapse" of law and order in the state.
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Radical Changes In Certification Soon, Says Arun Jaitley Amid Udta Punjab Row
Amid a raging row over 'Udta Punjab', Information and Broadcasting Minister Arun Jaitley has said that movie certification norms have to be liberal and "some very radical changes" will be announced over the next few days.
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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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Akali Dal, BJP Distance Themselves From Udta Punjab Row
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister and Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal today asked the opposition to stop spreading canards about a ban on the release of 'Udta Punjab' movie.
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Nothing Wrong With Udta Punjab, Says Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati today said there was "nothing wrong" with the film Udta Punjab and backed the drug-themed movie which is in the eye of an escalating censorship row.
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'Films Not Made In Factory': Shyam Benegal Weighs In On Udta Punjab Row
Leading filmmaker Shyam Benegal has said that Udta Punjab is a "very important film," and that the same set of rules cannot be applied to everything since "films are not made in a factory," referring to the censorship of the film, which deals with the drug menace in Punjab.
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Udta Punjab vs Censor Board: What Aamir, Kangana and Others Are Saying
Udta Punjab is battling the Censor Board's prescribed 89 cuts, led by co-producer Anurag Kashyap who is campaigning to have the film release in its current form
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Amul Always Has A Way With Words. What They Said About Udta Punjab
"Udta Punjab" censorship row has earned CBFC chief Pahlaj Nihalani the monikar of "Ladta Pahlaj" in the latest ad of Amul Co-operative Ltd, which is known for its funny takes on topical issues.
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BJP Slams AAP, Says No Government Role In Udta Punjab Censor Row
The BJP has denied any hand in stopping the release of Anurag Kashyap's Udta Punjab through the Censor Board. The party also slammed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's allegations on the Centre and said the Aam Aadmi Party survives by creating such controversies and claimed that Punjab has no drug problem, which the movie is based on.
