Kangana Ranaut's released film 'Emergency' is in the news at the moment. The release date of the film was also postponed twice. Finally, 'Emergency' was released in the new year. It was expected that the film would get a good response from the audience, but the film 'Emergency' received less response than expected. Kangana Ranaut's film 'Emergency' has been protested in London. Not only this, the audience who came to watch the film has also been threatened.
Conservative Party MP in London Bob Blackman has strongly opposed the film 'Emergency'. Apart from this, the Home Secretary has been asked to take cognizance of the matter. It has also come to light that Bob had even threatened the audience who went to watch the film. Bob Blackman represents the constituency in London. Apart from this, Khalistani supporters of that area have threatened people not to watch the film.
As a result, 'Emergency' started showing in London and cinema theaters like Cineworld, Cinemaview have decided to remove 'Emergency'. The film 'Emergency' has been in controversies since its release. There was a demand for a ban on the film in Punjab. Apart from this, the censor also decided to cut some scenes from the film.
Hindustan News / Lokesh Chandra Dubey
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