Udta Punjab finally gets its censor certificate

The makers of "Udta Punjab" said they finally got the censor certificate in hand on Wednesday evening.

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The makers of “Udta Punjab” said they finally got the censor certificate in hand on Wednesday evening, and the film is all set to hit the screens on Friday.

A post on the official twitter handle of Balaji Motion pictures, one of the co-producers of Abhishek Chaubey’s film, read: “And UdtaPunjab finally gets the UdtaCertificate!!

“Let’s fly high in 2 days!”

And #UdtaPunjab finally gets the #UdtaCertificate!!
Let’s fly high in 2 days! 👊🏼✌🏻️ pic.twitter.com/Pqra8nzaHu

— BalajiMotionPictures (@balajimotionpic) June 15, 2016

Meanwhile, Manoj Desai, Executive Director of Gaiety Galaxy and Maratha Mandir Cinema, told IANS that the certificate came “at around 7 in the evening and now the advance booking will open from tomorrow (Thursday) morning”.

The pre-release buzz of “Udta Punjab” is immense given the legal war that followed the Central Board of Film Certification’s (CBFC) order for a whopping 89 cuts to make the movie fit for release.

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The censors brought down that number to 13 later. Eventually, however, the Bombay High Court ruled it could release with just one scene cut.

The film, co-produced by Phanton Films and Balaji Motion Pictures, features Shahid Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Diljit Dosanjh.

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