It's their right," Nihalani told reporters. When asked about the comments on social media against him, Nihalani said he would not want to answer to anything personal.Earlier, 'Udta Punjab' co-producer Anurag Kashyap hit out at Nihalani, calling him an "oligarch" and a "dictator" for allegedly trying to sabotage the movie's release. Kashyap had also tried to avoid the politicisation of the controversy, requesting the political parties to stay away from the issue. The CBFC chairman, who appeared subdued, said the court's judgement should not be seen as a victory or a defeat. I pass my judgement on the basis of it, like the court passed the judgement by seeing the script," he said.

Source: Times of India June 14, 2016 09:33 UTC