The path for the release of Kangana Ranaut's film 'Emergency' seems to be clearing. It is reported that the producers of the film have agreed to make the cuts suggested by the censor board. On Monday, the lawyer for the film's co-producer 'Zee Studios' said in the Bombay High Court that the producers have decided to implement the changes suggested by the amendment committee of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Well, this is also interesting, because just two days ago Kangana had clearly said that she will not make any cuts in 'Emergency'. Along with being the lead actress of the film, Kangana is also the director and co-producer. The Censor Board had told the court in the last hearing that they have approved Kangana Ranaut's film 'Emergency' with a U/A certificate, but about 13 cuts have been made in the film. The board's lawyer had said that unless these cuts are made, he cannot give the green signal to the release of the film. Now during the hearing on Monday, the lawyer of 'Zee Studios' told the High Court that the film producers have agreed to the amendments proposed by the committee.
Now hearing will be held in High Court on 3rd October
The court was also told that the makers have submitted a draft to implement the changes suggested by the censors and the Board's response on the same is now awaited. The High Court has fixed Thursday 3 October for the next hearing on the case.
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'Emergency' was to release on September 6, Kangana sold her property
'Emergency' was earlier scheduled to release on September 6. But the controversy over this increased after opposition from Sikh organizations. On the other hand, there was a delay in getting the certificate for the film from the Censor Board. Meanwhile, Kangana Ranaut revealed that she had to postpone the film due to the delay in the censor certificate. Due to this he suffered loss and had to sell his property located in Pali Hill, Mumbai. This property has reportedly been sold for Rs 32 crore.
Kangana Ranaut bought a luxury car worth Rs 3 crore, said due to 'emergency' there was loss, had to sell the bungalow!
Kangana Ranaut bluntly told the Censor Board – We will not make cuts in 'Emergency', we will protect the integrity of the film.
Kangana had said- will not make cuts, will fight for the integrity of the film
Kangana Ranaut had called the cuts suggested by the Censor Board in 'Emergency' as 'extremely disappointing' and 'inappropriate'. He even said that he and his team are ready to fight to protect the 'integrity' of the film. However, soon after that the co-producers of his film agreed to make cuts. There is also a possibility that this may have created differences of opinion between Kangana and her team.
