Karni Sena seeks ban on Akshay Kumar’s Prithviraj for “vulgar and wrong” representation of Hindu emperor

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The Allahabad High Court’s Lucknow bench has asked the Central government if the Censor Board has granted a certificate for the release of the film “Prithviraj.” On Thursday, a court order was issued in response to a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to prevent the film’s release.

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The matter has been scheduled for hearing in the week of February 21. On the PIL filed by Karni Sena vice president Sangeeta Singh, a bench comprised of Justice A.R. Masoodi and Justice N.K. Jauhri issued the order.

The petition demanded that the film be banned because it depicted Prithviraj, a Hindu emperor, in a “wrong and vulgar” manner, causing wounded feelings. According to the petitioner, the film’s trailer demonstrates that it is divisive.

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‘Prithviraj’ is a Hindi film starring Akshay Kumar and Manushi Chillar along with Sonu Sood. The Karni Sena is resisting the distribution of a film for the second time.

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