Kangana Ranaut's movie Emergency gets censor certificate; release date soon
The CBFC's clearance comes after some back-and-forth between the filmmakers and the board. Co-produced by Zee Entertainment, the production had agreed to make several cuts suggested by the censor board, ending a prolonged period of uncertainty regarding its release. Kangana Ranaut, who directed and co-produced the film, expressed her relief on social media, tweeting: «We are glad to announce we have received the censor certificate for our movie Emergency. We will be announcing the release date soon. Thank you for your patience and support.»
The film, initially slated for release on September 6, faced delays after objections were raised by Sikh organizations, particularly the Shiromani Akali Dal, which argued that the film misrepresented certain historical facts. This led to a temporary stall in the release of the film's trailer, adding to the challenges the production had already faced.
Ranaut had earlier accused the CBFC of delaying the film’s certification due to political motivations, suggesting that the delay might have been linked to the upcoming elections in Haryana. Despite these challenges, the film has now been given the green light, and fans are eagerly waiting for the official release date, which is expected to be announced soon.
Emergency has garnered attention for its portrayal of one of the most controversial periods in Indian political history, with the film showcasing key events that unfolded during Indira Gandhi's rule. As both the lead actress and director, Kangana Ranaut's depiction of the
