Director Jaspinder Kaur is still counting her hurdles which she had to face before her film 'Dilliwaali Zaalim Girlfriend' released.
<img title="'Dilliwaali...' makers asked to cut religious lines for release in Pakistan" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/mar/24-dilliwalizaalim-gf.jpg" alt="'Dilliwaali...' makers asked to cut religious lines for release in Pakistan" />A still from 'Dilliwaali Zaalim Girlfriend'
A source says, "It is not just that we had to cut 63 words from our film to release it in India, but also for a screening in Pakistan. We were asked to edit out some of the religious lines as well as some abusive words. Since we were keen to have a release in the neighbouring country, we agreed to do it."
The director was already upset with the fact that she had to remove nearly 63 words including words like 'saala'. Now, she again had to cut some of the lines for the film's release in Pakistan. Jaspinder says, "Yes, that is true. Pakistan asked us for six further cuts after the Indian Censor Board. The words were like 'maa ki', 'sare bolo jai mata di' and so on."

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