 The makers of the film were disappointed by the Censor Board for Film Certification 's decision to grant the film an " A " certificate — meant for viewers 18 years or older — instead of a " U / A " certificate that they had expected . Bhardwaj said , " It was injustice to us . There is no abusive language used in the film and the violence is of ' comic book kind ' . " The Censor Board asked him to replace dialogue which mentioned the city of Pilibhit — which they said was a sensitive constituency — with a fictitious city name . He replaced Pilibhit with Barabanki . " The film was subject to some controversies . A First Information Report was filed by Jagannath Sena Sangathan at a police station in Puri against the film for allegedly denigrating Lord Jagannath . According to them , a scene in which the text " Apna Hath Jagannath " is seen in a toilet on a semi @-@ clad model had hurt religious sentiments . The objectionable portion of the scene was removed from the prints released in the state of Orissa . A complaint supported by a caste group backed by a Samajwadi Party MP about the use of the name of a community " teli " in the song " Dhan Te Nan " — which was considered derogatory to the Teli community — was filed with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting . The Censor Board reacted to the complaint , insisting on the replacement of the word , which was later replaced with " Dilli " . 
