Kangana Ranaut’s 'Emergency' Cleared for Release with CBFC-Mandated Cuts

The film, delayed due to objections and certification issues, will now be released following 13 specific changes recommended by the censor board.

The CBFC has approved Kangana Ranaut's film 'Emergency' for a U/A certificate, contingent on 13 modifications.
The movie faced delays and objections from Sikh organizations over alleged historical inaccuracies and portrayal of the Sikh community.
The Bombay High Court directed the CBFC to make a decision, emphasizing the importance of freedom of speech and expression.
Changes include the removal of references to Bhindranwale as 'sant,' reduction of violent scenes, and addition of disclaimers about the film's historical basis.
Historian Makkhan Lal, appointed by the CBFC, defended the film's portrayal of Indira Gandhi, stating it is based on facts and does not negatively depict her.