Good News for the fans of Deepika Padukone, 'Padmavat' in Goa gets green signal from government

Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar says that if the censor Board has certified Padmavat, then he has no objection to the release of the movie.

New Delhi:  Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar says that if the Censor Board has certified 'Padmavat', then the Goa government has no objection to the film's performance in the state. Parrikar said, "If they have a censor certificate, then we have no objection. If there is any issue of law and order, then we will see it." 

Parrikar also said that the state police had expressed concern about the performance of the film in the peak season of Goa in December due to the fact that many security personnel are busy managing the law and order. He said that after peak tour of tourism is over, it is no longer worried.

Parrikar said, "The police report was on the peak season. The peak tourism season is over, so there is no problem." The Women's Branch of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) cited the law and order for the film's performance in Goa and the misrepresentation of Rani Padmavati in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film. 

After so much controversy and delay, the Central Board of Film Certification has finally certified Padmavat and cleared the path of its release in cinemas.