Kangana 's Emergency's release is in danger…?
Even before its release in theaters, kangana Ranaut's upcoming film 'Emergency' is surrounded by controversies. The Sikh community has objected to this film and accused it of hurting sentiments. Due to which the Sikh community has demanded a ban on the film. Now a new trouble may arise for kangana, in fact, there is a threat of the film being banned in Telangana.
telangana 'Emergency's release is in danger
Let us tell you that kangana Ranaut's upcoming film 'Emergency' is facing a lot of opposition. Sikh organizations allege that the Sikh community has been historically portrayed wrongly in the film and their image has been hurt. There was a lot of opposition to the film in Punjab, while now a Sikh organization in telangana has opposed 'Emergency'. Due to which the Sikh organization in the state met high-profile government officials on Thursday.
According to reports, a delegation of telangana Sikh Society led by former indian Police service (IPS) officer Tejdeep Kaur menon met government advisor Mohammad ali SHABBIR' target='_blank' title='ali shabbir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>ali shabbir to discuss the portrayal of Sikhs in 'Emergency'. During this, the Sikh organization has demanded a ban on the screening of 'Emergency'.
The state government is considering banning 'Emergency'
They submitted a report to the government, stating that Kangana's film 'Emergency' depicted Sikhs as "terrorists" and "anti-nationals", and it was derogatory to the entire community. The letter also mentioned that the film could harm the image of the community and its people. After the meeting, Shabbir has conveyed the demands to telangana chief minister A revanth reddy who has now assured that the government will consider banning the film in the state after relevant consultations.
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