Saif Ali Khan-starrer 'Kaalakaandi' is currently in the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT). The actor is hopeful the film will come out with a few cuts.

Reportedly, the Central Board of Certification (CBFC) ordered for as many as 73 cuts in writer-turned-director Akshat Verma's film, post which the makers went to FCAT.

"I wouldn't say that 'Kaalakaandi' is stuck. There were a lot of cuts [suggested by CBFC]. There is a government body of films called FCAT. Films that go there with a lot of cuts come out with no cuts or really less cuts," said Khan. "Hopefully Kaalakaandi will come out with few cuts because it's a lovely film and the process is still on. We think the trailer should come out after we know what the final cut is."