Prasoon Joshi speaks of reports of 300 cuts in 'Padmavat' - the reports are false

Joshi said, "The process of the CBFC has been completed and the news coming on the cut is false, do not name the CBFC unnecessarily."

Mumbai : Prasun Joshi, president of the Censor Board, has denied the news, which is being said that the board has put 300 sets in the film 'Padmavat'. Joshi said, "The makers have submitted the final format of the film with five changes, through these amendments, an attempt has been made to keep the comments and suggestions of the Advisory Committee and the sentiments of the society in mind. Already was informed and the film has been given a U / A certificate. "

Joshi said, "The process of the CBFC has been completed and the news coming on the cut is false, do not name the CBFC unnecessarily." He said, "A newspaper had told that to fulfill the demands of the CBFC, one of the Bollywood's legendary directors (Bhansali) was sitting in the chair of editing in Parel's Rajkamal studio, who took the special places of this great movie La Land. "

It was further stated in the report that the director of Padmavat Sanjay Leela Bhansali was instructed to remove all references to the film in relation to Delhi, Chittorgarh and Mewar, after which the news was coming that they had set more than 300 cut in the film. .

'Padmavat' was going to be released on December 1 in the name of 'Padmavati', but the film has been in dispute for a long time in connection with alleged molestation of historical facts. CBFC discussed with a special advisory committee and watched the film last month. Board gave the U / A certificate with five changes and two disclamers to the film.

Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh and Shahid Kapoor are in the lead role in the film. The film will be released on January 25, but the Rajasthan government says that the film will not be released in the state. Rajput organization Karaani Sena has threatened to face serious consequences for the producers of Padmavat on 25th January after release the film.