Release of Calendar Girls has nothing to do with Censor Board

Responding emphatically to reports in the press that the arrival of Madhur Bhandarkar's new film Calendar Girls is deferred from August to September, as the executive is getting prepared for a long fight with the Censor Board over its substance, Censor Chief Pahlaj Nihalani says, "I've heard different explanations behind why Madhur's film is being put off. It's without a doubt not in view of Censor issues. At any rate, there's no issue from our end."

Expounding on the cuts requested in Calendar Girls, Pahlajji says, "There were truly NO visual cuts. We cut some cusswords and words alluding to ladies as "bitches" and so on. Not the slightest bit do these cuts hamper the stream of the film. Rahi baat Adults testament ki. Why ought to Madhur be annoyed on the off chance that we affirmed the film for a grown-up group of onlookers. Has he made Calendar Girls for kids? Is this a Walt Disney performer? It's about young ladies in swimming outfits posturing for schedule. Not what youngsters ought to be presented to. The greater part of Madhur's movies from Chandni Bar to Page 3 to Fashion to Heroine are for a grown-up viewership. Why might he all of a sudden be troubled around an Adults affirmation?"

Pahlaj Nihalani proposes that movie producers ought to quit attempting to create enthusiasm for their movies by reprimanding the Censor Board for deferrals. "You can't offer a film to the gathering of people by making pointless discussions. Commonly as of late, producers have passed the buck for deferral to the CBFC. We aren't going to bring such allegations resting."

When I doubted Madhur Bhandarkar about the explanation behind the deferral in discharge he said. "We are in no surge. We've got an astonishing music score in Calendar young ladies. We need to give sooner or later for the tunes to develop on individuals' psyches."