"Emergency," starring Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, was just released. The movie's premiere has been rescheduled. On September 6, "Emergency" will no longer be shown in theaters. The anticipation for this film will be slightly lengthier for Kangana's fans.

The news was confirmed by Kangana's team:

A source within Kangana's team has reportedly verified the information. The "emergency," he claimed, has been postponed. Kangana is hoping for new release dates for the movie, preferably in the next ten days. The movie's official release date has been set. When questioned about the cause of this, he stated that the actress had received death threats in addition to censorship problems. Koon wants the movie out as soon as possible, the insider has confirmed to India Today.

Sources claim that the movie hasn't been released yet. Thus, on August 31, Kangana posted a video to social media in which she spoke. There is disagreement between the censors and the film's creators because the latter have not yet received this online certification.

Opposition to the film: Shiromani Akali Dal:

In an effort to promote her next movie Emergency, Kangana Ranaut is doing all in her power. He gives interviews at all the media outlets.

His speech appears to be candid. However, Kangana encountered issues as the movie's premiere date drew closer. In opposition to the movie, the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) unit in Delhi has also established a front. Regarding the movie, the censor board and Kangana's production company received a notice from the president of the party's Delhi section.

Kangana Ranaut has "chosen the subject of 'Emergency' to target the Sikh community," according to the notification, adding she is "notorious for her anti-Sikh rhetoric."The censor certificate for the movie ought also to be revoked, he insisted.

A video that Kangana shared:

Kangana added in the video, "There are a lot of reports circulating that our movie Emergency has been granted a censor certificate. That is untrue. Though our film was indeed cleared, the censors and we have received several threats of death, thus our certificate has been with held.

Thus, there is pressure on us to with hold the murder of Mrs. Indira Gandhi. Show Bhindranwale nothing at all. Don't depict rioting in Punjab. I am at a loss for what to show when the movie abruptly cuts to black. I'm going through an amazing moment, but I'm also depressed about the current condition of events in the nation."

A demonstration against the trailer for Kangana Ranaut's Emergency was held in Bathinda, Punjab, upon its release. During this time, Kangana's effigy was also set on fire. The film's creators received a notice from the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) recently, requesting that the movie be banned.

In addition, he had leveled some grave criticism at the movie. The notification had stated that the movie's trailer presents false historical information, which not only presents the Sikh community in an inaccurate way but also encourages societal unrest and hostility. Such a representation is not only deceptive, but also offensive and harmful to Punjab's and the nation's social cohesion.