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Kangana Ranaut Agrees To CBFC Demands For Cuts In Emergency, Deets Inside
Updated on: 30 September, 2024 06:08 PM IST |Shweta Shah
Emergency Update: Kangana Ranaut To Make Cuts Demanded By CBFC
Kangana Ranaut`s Emergency has been in the headlines for quite some time now. The actor-turned-director will be helming the biopic on late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. After multiple delays and changes demanded by CBFC, the movie was pushed back for quite some time.
Now, we have a new update about the political drama. Kangana Ranaut has agreed to make the necessary changes and requested cuts in Emergency.
For the uninitiated, the movie was initially slated to release in June 2024. However, due to the general elections, it was pushed ahead to September. Despite the changes in the release date, the movie was pushed indefinitely as the Central Board of Film Certification demanded more cuts in the final reel.
As per a report by Bar and Bench, advocate Sharan Jagtiani representing Zee stated that Kangana is okay to make the required changes but has requested the court to ensure that these are the only and final edits expected.
Also Read: Kangana Ranaut On Projecting Indira Gandhi`s Image, "Emergency Will Be A Slap.."
"The cuts suggested don`t even touch a minute of the film. It`s just some words here and there," said the DY, Chief Justice of India. Further, it was reported that the hearing for the film has now been postponed and rescheduled to Thursday.
The CBFC has issued a U/A certificate to Kangana Ranaut`s directorial debut, but the release date of Emergency hasn`t been announced yet.
Also Read: Kangana Ranaut On Selling Her Pali Hill Bungalow Amid Emergency Release Postpone
Speaking to News18, Kangana said, “Naturally, my film was supposed to release. I put all my personal property on it. Now that it`s not released, so anyway, that`s what properties are for—for times of crisis.”
Further criticizing the film industry, she added, "It`s happened in the past too. There have been films like `Padmaavat` and `Udta Punjab`, which were released quite smoothly. There were threats to chop off someone`s nose or someone`s neck, but the government protected them, and they were released."
Now, we have a new update about the political drama. Kangana Ranaut has agreed to make the necessary changes and requested cuts in Emergency.
For the uninitiated, the movie was initially slated to release in June 2024. However, due to the general elections, it was pushed ahead to September. Despite the changes in the release date, the movie was pushed indefinitely as the Central Board of Film Certification demanded more cuts in the final reel.
Emergency new update
The update came on Monday when the CBFC informed the Bombay High Court that the actress has finally agreed to make the requested cuts and changes to the film.As per a report by Bar and Bench, advocate Sharan Jagtiani representing Zee stated that Kangana is okay to make the required changes but has requested the court to ensure that these are the only and final edits expected.
Also Read: Kangana Ranaut On Projecting Indira Gandhi`s Image, "Emergency Will Be A Slap.."
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"The cuts suggested don`t even touch a minute of the film. It`s just some words here and there," said the DY, Chief Justice of India. Further, it was reported that the hearing for the film has now been postponed and rescheduled to Thursday.
The CBFC has issued a U/A certificate to Kangana Ranaut`s directorial debut, but the release date of Emergency hasn`t been announced yet.
Why did Kangana Ranaut sell her Pali Hill bungalow?
Reports of the Tanu Weds Manu actress selling her luxurious Pali Hill house for completing the political drama were doing the rounds on the internet. She even blamed the industry for not supporting her.Also Read: Kangana Ranaut On Selling Her Pali Hill Bungalow Amid Emergency Release Postpone
Speaking to News18, Kangana said, “Naturally, my film was supposed to release. I put all my personal property on it. Now that it`s not released, so anyway, that`s what properties are for—for times of crisis.”
Further criticizing the film industry, she added, "It`s happened in the past too. There have been films like `Padmaavat` and `Udta Punjab`, which were released quite smoothly. There were threats to chop off someone`s nose or someone`s neck, but the government protected them, and they were released."
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