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This is an archive article published on July 11, 2012

Dirty Picture cleared for prime time TV

The Dirty Picture,starring Vidya Balan,has been cleared for television viewing after the films producers made some additional cuts

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The Dirty Picture,starring Vidya Balan,has been cleared for television viewing after the films producers made some additional cuts.

Sources said the Censor Board has cleared the film for prime time viewing,which means it can be shown during any time of the day.

The producers voluntarily agreed to make the additional cuts,running to three minutes and ten seconds,to meet the demands of the Censor Board which had stopped the films telecast earlier this year.

The latest cuts in the film are in addition to the 59 deletions that were made earlier.

 

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