Kangana Ranaut has been facing ongoing challenges surrounding the release of her directorial film ‘Emergency‘. On Wednesday, the ‘Tejas’ actress encountered a fresh set of problems, adding to the delays and controversies that have already plagued the film’s release.
Now, as per the latest report by NDTV, a district court in Chandigarh has issued a notice to Kangana Ranaut regarding her film ‘Emergency’.Former president of the District Bar Association, advocate Ravinder Singh Bassi, has reportedly filed an application alleging that Kangana has attempted to tarnish the image of Sikhs in the film. He further claims that the upcoming release contains several false allegations against the Sikh community and has called for a case to be registered against the actress.
‘Emergency’ is set against the backdrop of the Emergency period in India that was imposed by the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
Meanwhile, the advocate’s plea comes just days after Shiromani Akali Dal accused Kangana and the film of misrepresenting the community and twisting historical facts.
Ahead of the release of her film ‘Emergency’, Kangana Ranaut has sought police intervention after receiving death threats on social media. A disturbing video surfaced online, featuring several men issuing threats against the actress over the film’s controversial portrayal of Sikhs. Kangana shared the video on Twitter, tagging the police departments of Himachal, Maharashtra, and Punjab, with the plea, ‘Please look into this.’
‘Emergency’ was initially scheduled for release on September 6 but was delayed due to pending censor board approval. The film has also faced calls for boycotts and bans from various Sikh organizations, who accuse it of misrepresenting their community.
In the film, Kangana portrays the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. The film features a star-studded cast, including Milind Soman, Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Mahima Choudhary, and the late Satish Kaushik.
Now, as per the latest report by NDTV, a district court in Chandigarh has issued a notice to Kangana Ranaut regarding her film ‘Emergency’.Former president of the District Bar Association, advocate Ravinder Singh Bassi, has reportedly filed an application alleging that Kangana has attempted to tarnish the image of Sikhs in the film. He further claims that the upcoming release contains several false allegations against the Sikh community and has called for a case to be registered against the actress.
‘Emergency’ is set against the backdrop of the Emergency period in India that was imposed by the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
Meanwhile, the advocate’s plea comes just days after Shiromani Akali Dal accused Kangana and the film of misrepresenting the community and twisting historical facts.
Ahead of the release of her film ‘Emergency’, Kangana Ranaut has sought police intervention after receiving death threats on social media. A disturbing video surfaced online, featuring several men issuing threats against the actress over the film’s controversial portrayal of Sikhs. Kangana shared the video on Twitter, tagging the police departments of Himachal, Maharashtra, and Punjab, with the plea, ‘Please look into this.’
‘Emergency’ was initially scheduled for release on September 6 but was delayed due to pending censor board approval. The film has also faced calls for boycotts and bans from various Sikh organizations, who accuse it of misrepresenting their community.
In the film, Kangana portrays the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. The film features a star-studded cast, including Milind Soman, Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Mahima Choudhary, and the late Satish Kaushik.