After getting a thumbs up from both the critics and the box office, the cast and crew of Udta Punjab went to a theatre in Mumbai to interact with their fans. Both Shahid Kapoor and Alia Bhatt said they were delighted the movie is finally released and their characters and acting is being appreciated.
Read moreLooks like all decks have been cleared for the release of โUdta Punjabโ. First the Mumbai High Court gave the movie a go ahead, asking for only a single cut, instead of 89 cuts asked by the censor board. Now even the Supremem Court has also refused to entertain an NGO plea to halt the screening of the film.
Read moreYami Gautam and Pulkit Samrat are rumoured to be the latest Bollywood lovebirds. Before this promotional interview for their latest movie 'Junooniyat', the couple was very sure that they won't take any personal questions. But once the camera started rolling, their sparkling off screen chemistry was hard to miss.
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As fans are eagerly waiting for the third instalment of Gangs of Wasseypur, the threequel of the movie has landed in a controversy even before it has floor to the floor. Gangs of Wasseypur 1.5 is slated to be completed by October and the producers want it to hit the theaters by the end of the year.
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Quantico star Priyanka Chopra has lent her support to Kashyap, saying that the censor board cannot dictate terms. She added that the board has no right of tempering with the creativity and title of the movie. โOur forefathers achieved freedom of speech and expression for us after a long struggle… Creativity should not be stopped […]
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The film folks in Mumbai have always been accused of being insecure and over eager to protect their own commercial interests. Producers, directors and actors have always been seen bowing down in front of a dictatorial Censor Board or the tyrannies of political outfits like the Shiv Sena rather than fight back as a united force.
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Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor starrer โUdta Punjabโ is yet to get clearance from the Censor Board of India, but the Shahid is hoping that the movie will be made tax free as it's telling โsomething that people need to knowโ.
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