ALSO READ: Udta Punjab vs Censor Board - Bombay HC asks CBFC reasons for cutsALSO READ: Bollywood unites to save Udta Punjab from Pahlaj NihalaniThis, however, did not go down all too well with the producers of the film. The bottom-line of the case, pointed out Dharmadhikari, was whether or not Udta Punjab glorifies the usage of drugs. The final verdict in the Udta Punjab case is to be given on Monday (June 13). The Udta Punjab controversy has reached the Bombay High Court now. Headed by Pahlaj Nihalani, the Censor Board asked for more than 89 cuts in Udta Punjab, in addition to ordering the word 'Punjab' be removed from the title of the film.

Source: India Today June 10, 2016 08:29 UTC