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The highly anticipated biographical political drama 'Emergency,' directed by actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut, has faced a setback with its release date being postponed. According to sources close to Ranaut's team, the film's release has been delayed due to issues with the censor board and recent death threats directed at the actress and filmmaker. Despite these challenges, Ranaut remains optimistic and aims to bring the film to audiences within the next 10 days. The exact new release date is still being finalized.
'Emergency' is a project that holds significant importance for Ranaut, marking her debut as a director. The film explores the tumultuous period of Indian history when former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency in 1975. This period was marked by political turmoil, civil liberties suppression, and widespread dissent. Ranaut's choice to delve into this historical event has sparked considerable interest and anticipation for the film.
The news of the postponement has generated mixed reactions among fans and industry professionals. While some expressed understanding for the challenges faced by Ranaut and her team, others voiced disappointment over the delay. It remains to be seen how the censor board's concerns will be addressed and how the release date will ultimately be finalized. The upcoming days will be crucial for the fate of 'Emergency' as the team navigates these obstacles and strives to bring the film to the big screen.
Source: Release of Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' postponed: Sources