Kangana Ranaut’s ‘Emergency’ Faces Delays Amid Censor Board Controversies and Death Threats: Release Date Uncertain
Bollywood actress and Himachal Pradesh MP Kangana Ranaut is in the news these days for her film ‘Emergency‘. While on one hand Kangana is promoting her film vigorously, on the other hand Kangana’s film is embroiled in a lot of controversies. Let us tell you that Kangana‘s film was ready to release on September 6, but the film has not yet received the certificate from the Censor Board. In such a situation, it is being told that the release date of the film has been postponed.
Kangana had also made a video yesterday in which she had told that her film has not received the certificate from the Censor Board. Kangana had told that she is constantly receiving death threats. Also, threats are being given to CBFC. In the video, he had said that ‘There are many rumors floating around that our film Emergency has got the Censor Board certificate, but it is wrong. Our film was cleared, but its certification has been stopped.
Kangana had further said that ‘Censor board people are also getting threats. There is pressure on us not to show the assassination of Mrs. Gandhi. If we don’t show the Punjab riots then what should we show? Then what happens is the movie suddenly blacks out. This is very disappointing for me. I am very sorry for this situation in the country.
