Finally, the director of Bollywood Sanjay Leela Bansalirai was victorious. When the BJP-ruled states of India announced banning ban on 'Puddhamat' movies, the film production company went to the Supreme Court of the country. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Deepak Mishra, on Thursday, said that Sanjay Leela's 'Padma Vat' will be released on January 25 throughout India.
The censor board of India has already allowed the film to be released. Therefore, the Supreme Court has dismissed the order which has banned the display of state.
Basically, the BJP-ruled Gujarat, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Haryana have banned the state from releasing this picture. But the Uttar Pradesh and Goa gave green signal to the 'Padmavat' release. Earlier, on Saturday, a protest rally was held in Rajpura, in the Chitrangate of Chattorgaon, in a protest rally called by the Senate, and if released, a hundred women of Kshatriya community will be killed by taking the path of Padmini and performing the johar. Jihor vow is the death of jumping or poisoning to save the self-esteem of Rajput women.
According to the film producer Vaikom, 'PadmaVat' has already been informed, the name of the movie Padmavati has not been changed just as per the instructions of the censor board. Following five changes in the song scene, the film got permission from the sensor board. After the change of the picture, it was found in the sensor board to get the final permission.
Home Minister Gulbachand Kataria said on the directives of Rajasthan Chief Minister Bashundhara Raj that the Rajasthan government will not allow the release of 'Padma' in this state. The BJP government in Himachal Pradesh has also said that the picture will not be released in the state either Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Singh. India's prime minister Narendra Modi's state Gujarat has issued a ban Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has said that Gujarat will never be released in the state of Padmabat. After this, the Haryana government also issued a ban.
Last Saturday, BJP's Yogi Adityanath Sarkar of Uttar Pradesh gave green signal to the state's release. Earlier on Friday, Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parikar also agreed in the state about the release of 'Padma'.