Vasundhara Raje's announcement will not be shown in Rajasthan after the release of new release 'Padmavat'

Raje has said that the sacrifice of Rani Padmini is associated with the honor and dignity of the state, hence Rani Padmini is not just a chapter of history but our self-respect. We will not let them regrett their dignity at any cost

Jaipur:  As soon as the new release date of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film Padmavat was announced, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje said that the film will not be released in her state. Raje said that the state "Padmavat" will not be displayed in the state while respecting the public's sentiments. This film will not be shown in any of the state's theaters.

In a government release, Raje has said that the sacrifice of Rani Padmini is associated with the honor and dignity of the state, hence Rani Padmini is not just a chapter of history but our self-respect. We will not let them regrett their dignity at any cost.

They also gave instructions to Home Minister Gulabchand Kataria regarding this.

Also, BJP's state president Ashok Paranami told reporters in Jaipur that if the film contains controversial portions, its opposition will continue and it will not be tolerated. He said that no one has seen the film so far. If objectionable things have been removed from the film, why protest, if the history of Rajasthan is a part of tampering, the film's opposition will continue.

Please tell that 'Padmavat' will be displayed in cinemas on January 25. After the controversy over 'Padmavati', the name of the film has been changed to 'Padamavat'. Although Viacom 18 Motion Pictures and Sanjay Leela Bhansali have not yet issued any official statement about the release of the film.

After the controversy surrounding the film, the censor board asked the makers to make some changes in the film. Makers immediately agreed to this and after this change, the censor board gave the U / A certificate to the film.