Bajrang Dal's threat looms over Junaid's debut film 'Maharaj', expressed objection by writing a letter

Aamir Khan is not seen on screen at the moment. But his son Junaid is ready to knock on June 14. He is coming with his debut film 'Maharaj', which will be released on the OTT platform. In such a situation, everyone's eyes are on him to see what wonders he can do. However, even before that, the clouds of crisis have started looming over him. It is being told that this film has angered a particular section of the society, which has objected to it. According to a report, the youth wing of Vishwa Hindu Parishad is not happy with this film and has expressed its concern by sending a letter to Yash Raj Films. According to the report of 'Bollywood Hungama', in its letter to Yash Raj Films and Netflix, Bajrang Dal of Vishwa Hindu Parishad has demanded the screening of the film 'Maharaj'. In the letter written on June 3, the organization has said that from the poster of the film, they feel that a Hindu religious leader is being shown in a negative way. Therefore, this may hurt the sentiments of a section of the audience. And he can also take legal help.

Bajrang Dal demanded screening

Therefore, before releasing on the OTT platform on June 14, the film should be shown to the organisation, after which they will be able to tell whether the film is right or not. Gautam Ravariya (co-convener of Konkan region of VHP-Bajrang Dal) has shared a video on his Instagram account, in which he is telling the web streaming platform that 'if they find anything objectionable in Maharaj, the organisation will not allow it to be released anywhere.'

'Maharaj' is based on a true incident

The release date of this movie was shared with the people a few days ago. Jaideep Ahlawat will also be seen in an important role in it. It will show the fight between a powerful person and a fearless journalist. An attempt will be made to show a true incident of around 1800 through this movie. Siddharth P Malhotra is its director.