Emergency Gets U/A Certificate: Kangana Ranaut's Film Cleared By CBFC After 2 Months On ONE CONDITION

Emergency Gets U/A Certificate: Kangana Ranaut's film Emergency has been making headlines ever since it was announced for all the controversial reasons. The film, which has faced many legal issues after the trailer was dropped, was submitted to CBFC back in July 8. After 2 months of long battle, it is given U/A certificate and clearance to release the film but on one condition.

Emergency Gets U/A Certificate With Several Cuts And One Condition

The U/A certificate means that the movie can be watched by different age groups including under-age. However, the CBFC has asked makers to make three edits and find factual sources of historical quotes including the comment on Indian women 'breeding like rabbits' made by Winston Churchill and US President Richard Nixon.

Furthermore, the committee has asked the makers to change a scene where a soldier hitting an infant's head and three woman being beheaded are shown. Also, the makers were asked to present all the sources for the research, details, statistics, and the archival footages and images of 'Operation Bluestar'.

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Kangana Ranaut, on Friday, took to Instagram and announced the postponement of the movie. She wrote, "With a heavy heart I announce that my directorial Emergency has been postponed, we are still waiting for the certification from censor board, new release date will be announced soon, thanks for your understanding and patience."

Emergency also stars Shreyas Talpade, Anupam Kher, Milind Soman, Mahima Chaudhry, and late Satish Kaushik in pivotal roles. The movie was originally scheduled to release on September 6. After the clearance, the makers haven't announced the revised release date yet.

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