After the release date, the army again threatened 'Padmavat'

After the release date of 'Padmavat', Karan Sen once again warned not to release the film anywhere in the country.

New Delhi : Sanjay Leela Bhansali's controversial film 'Padmavati' is going to be released on January 25 with the new name Padmavat, but it will not be released in Rajasthan.

After the release date has been revealed, the Karani army has warned that the film should not be released anywhere in the country. He has said that if the film was shown in any of the cinemas of the country, then people of Rajput society would not be left behind due to fire and demolition.

Rajasthan Home Minister Gulab Chand Kataria has made it clear that the film will not be released in Rajasthan. Regardless, its Rajput organization is still stuck on its demand to not release the film.

In Karachi National President Sukhdev Singh Gogamadi said in Jaipur, "If there are too many films in the past, then why is it being released?" If the film is released then the atmosphere of the country will be bad. "

Gogamedi, seeking the resignation of Union Minister Rajyavardhan Singh, said that if the film was released, then the workers of their organisation would also be encircling the Mumbai office of the censor board and the Prime Minister's Office.