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Mumbai: The controversies related to Kangana Ranaut’s upcoming film Emergency are not ending. The film received a certificate from the Indian Censor Board after several controversies, after which the film is scheduled to release on January 17. Now just 2 days before its release, the film has been banned in Bangladesh. If reports are to be believed, this decision has been taken due to the ongoing tense situation between India and Bangladesh.
ANI quoted a source close to the film Emergency as saying, the screening of the film Emergency has been stopped in Bangladesh. The decision to stop the screening of Emergency in Bangladesh has been taken due to the current tense relations between India and Bangladesh. This ban is less due to the content of the film and more to the political dynamic between the two countries.
One of the reasons for banning the film in Bangladesh is that the film shows the assassination of freedom fighter and first President of Bangladesh Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who is called the Father of Bangladesh. He played an important role in the partition of Bangladesh and Pakistan. It is heard that in the film, his murder is done by a group of Bangladeshi extremists, due to which its release in Bangladesh has also been affected.
According to reports, former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi played an important role in separating Bangladesh from Pakistan. At that time the US government was supporting Pakistan. Indira Gandhi was told by the US government not to interfere in this matter, despite this she supported Bangladesh. As a result, a war broke out between India and Pakistan in 1971.
Let us tell you that the film Emergency is going to be released on January 17. This film is based on the tenure of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and the emergency imposed in 1975. Kangana Ranaut has played the role of Indira Gandhi in the film.
