"We got the CBFC nod on April 2 after effecting six cuts in the film and I think the cuts will not diminish the concept of the film. All's well that ends well," director Suvendu Ghosh told PTI.
The cuts include comments on effects of demonetisation by principal characters and some portions of conversation between a mother and her daughter.
The film with U/A certification has been released across 26 theatres in West Bengal.
A CBFC regional office spokesperson said, "The chairperson of CBFC has decided on the matter. The film has been cleared as per recommendations of the examining committee."
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