Emergency CBFC Certification: MP High Court Asks Centre To Clarify Whether Kangana Ranaut's Film Is Cleared For Release Amid Allegations Of Showing Sikhs In Bad Light

Kangana Ranaut's Emergency release is questioned by MP High Court who has asked the centre about the clarification over film's CBFC certification amid allegations of hurting Sikh sentiments

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Emergency CBFC Certification: MP High Court Asks Centre To Clarify Whether Kangana Ranaut's Film Is Cleared For Release Amid Allegations Of Showing Sikhs In Bad Light
On Monday, the Madhya Pradesh High Court directed the Central government to provide clarification regarding the certification status of Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut's upcoming film, "Emergency," from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The film, which delves into the historical context of the 1984 emergency period during former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's administration, has faced significant backlash, leading to a postponement of its original release date of September 6. ALSO READ: Mamata Banerjee Or Mayawati? Kangana Ranaut Reveals WHICH Politician She Would Like To Play Next 

This judicial inquiry was prompted by a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by the Jabalpur Sikh Sangat, a Sikh organization that contends that the film presents a negative portrayal of the Sikh community. The group’s petition, which was scheduled for consideration on the same day, seeks to prevent the film from being released, arguing that it does not serve the public interest. Senior advocate NS Ruprah, representing the Sikh organization, expressed concerns that the film could potentially incite societal discord and harm communal sentiments. ALSO READ: Will Fight For It: Kangana Ranaut REVEALS Her Film Emergency Not Yet Given CBFC Certification Amid Ban Call 


Kangana Ranaut, who is not only an acclaimed actress but also a politician serving as a BJP MP from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh, plays the role of Indira Gandhi in this controversial project. The court's involvement underscores the serious apprehensions voiced by the Sikh community regarding the film's content and its implications. The High Court has urged the Central government to respond swiftly to clarify whether "Emergency" has been certified for release. As discussions continue around the film's portrayal and its impact on societal harmony, the delay in its launch adds another layer of complexity to an already contentious situation.

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