The release of Kangana Ranaut's film 'Emergency' is stuck due to censor certificate. Although this film was to be released last month i.e. on 6th September, but it was postponed due to non-receipt of certificate from the Censor Board. In such a situation, a big update has come out regarding the release of the film. The makers of the film have been asked to remove the cuts suggested by the Central Board of Film (CBFC).

According to the report of Box Office World Wide, the film's co-makers Zee Entertainment Enterprises told the Bombay High Court that they have agreed to these changes. It is being said that the Censor Board has asked to make 13 changes in the film. Manikarnika Productions, the production house of 'Emergency', has told the court that they will need two weeks to comply with all the changes suggested by the CBFC. That means the film can be released by the end of this month. Whatever else the makers decide.

The film will be released soon

When the makers of 'Emergency' have agreed to make changes in their film. In such a situation, it is expected that the Censor Board will soon pass the film with the certificate and it will soon be shown in theaters. The legal dispute regarding the film has started after the release of its trailer. Regarding the film, the Sikh community claims that Sikhs have been shown in a wrong way. Also, wrong facts have been shown against the community, which can create problems in the society.

Appeal was filed

People of the Sikh community had filed an appeal in the Madhya Pradesh High Court to stop the release of 'Emergency'. Due to increasing tension regarding the film, the Censor Board had withheld the certificate. Kangana Ranaut is seen in the role of Indira Gandhi in the film. The story of this film revolves around the life of Indira Gandhi.