Censor's scissors for Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency', the film will now release with 3 cuts and 10 changes.

Censor board has given green signal to Kangana Ranaut starrer Emergency. Recently, after the Sikh community protested against the film, the Sikhs demanded a ban on the film. Following this, the matter went to the High Court, but the film got delayed as the Censor Board certificate was not received. Now the Central Board of Film Censors has given the 'UA' certificate and allowed the release of the film with 3 cuts and 10 changes. The Censor Board has asked for facts regarding the controversial statements shown in the Kangana Ranaut starrer Emergency. In fact, the CBFC says the producers will have to present evidence of former US President Richard Milhouse Nixon's derogatory remarks about Indian women and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill's statements that Indians are reared like rabbits. Also Read: Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' postponed for this reason, CBFC sends list of 10 changes to Manikarnika Films Pvt Ltd, most of which contained scenes objected to by Sikh communities. We tell you that in one scene of the film, Pakistani soldiers behead children and women among Bangladeshi refugees. The censor board also objected to the scene. The board demanded that the makers change or remove this scene from the film. Also Read: Amid Emergency Controversy, Kangana Ranaut's New Film 'Bharat Bhagya Vidatha' Released Dialogue From Kangana Ranaut's Emergency Film Surprises Fans Removal requested. Besides, it is also advised to cite factual sources for research notes and data shown in the figure. This includes information on Bangladeshi refugees, details of court rulings and permission to use 'Operation Bluestar' archive footage. Entertainment Trending Videos The post Censor Board Scissors on Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency', Now Film to Release with 3 Cuts and 10 Changes appeared first on Prabhat Khabar.