Anurag Kashyap thanks judiciary for letting Udta Punjab fly

June 13, 2016 19:48

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who is one of the co-producer of Udta Punjab, has thanked the Bombay high court for giving its verdict in the favour of the movie.

The 43-year-old Black Friday helmer, who was vocal in his criticism of censor board chief Pahlaj Nihalani, also thanked his fans for supporting the team.

'Thank you To the honourable Judge, thank you all for the faith and support.. Time to get back to work.. Two back to back releases,' Kashyap tweeted.

The HC today cleared the release of Udta Punjab, but directed the filmmakers to delete a urination scene from the movie and opt for a revised disclaimer.

The HC said it did not find anything in the film's script that shows the state in bad light or affects the sovereignty or integrity of India as it was claimed by the CBFC.

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