Kangana Ranaut’s much-awaited film Emergency finally has a release date. Kangana announced this, ending the long wait of fans. The actress said that the film has received the green signal from the censor board and will now release on January 17 next year.
Kangana announced this through her Instagram post where she said that the release date of the film has arrived. Kangana wrote- January 17, 2025 – The epic saga of the most powerful woman in the country and the moment that changed the destiny of India. The Emergency curtain will be raised only in the cinema.
Release date finalized
Along with this, the actress has also updated a photograph on her Instagram story where she is seen inaugurating the event. In this photo taken on the set of Emergency, Kangana was seen waving with folded hands. The rest of the crew was also seen greeting him. This announcement of Kangana has increased the excitement level of the fans.
The actress herself has taken charge of directing this film, which is being made under the banner of Kangana’s home production house, Manikarnika Films. It is not hidden from anyone how important it is for them that this project be successful. The continually postponed release date of the film had put Kangana in trouble for a long time. Finally his path seems to be clear.
Continuously postponed release
Let us tell you that Emergency was scheduled to release on June 14, 2024, but due to Kangana’s political campaign, it had to be postponed. Its release date was then set for September 6, but this time many objections raised to the film overshadowed its screening. Since the film is based on the story of Indira Gandhi and the Emergency in the country, many questions arose about it.
The film remained mired in controversies for a long time and got stuck in the censor board. Even after protests by Sikh organizations against the film, its release was postponed. Sikhs alleged that the film had presented a wrong image of their society. The trailer of the film came out on August 14, since then controversy arose about the film. There were protests against the film in Punjab and demands for its ban.
When the controversy deepened
CBFC had earlier granted the certificate for the film, but when the anger of the Sikh community came to light and people reached the Madhya Pradesh High Court in protest, the central government said the certificate was yet to be issued to the filmmakers. . . The Madhya Pradesh High Court directed the CBFC to heed the objections of the Sikhs before issuing the certificate.
On the other hand, the creators also moved the court. He knocked on the door of the Bombay High Court when the film did not receive the certificate. CBFC formed a review committee, which suggested changes to Kangana in the film. According to the information, the Censorship Board had set the conditions for obtaining the certificate. He had objected to some scenes in the film. Manufacturers were ordered to make changes to these. It was ordered to put disclaimers on historical issues.
Kangana plays the role of the country’s former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the film Emergency. Many actors like Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade and Mahima Chaudhary will also play important roles in the film. Now it will be interesting to see what flag the film puts in theaters next year.
