Kangana Ranaut demands OTT censorship, calls censor board ‘useless’ due to emergency controversy

Mumbai: Kangana Ranaut is in the news these days for her controversial film Emergency. The film Emergency was to be released on 5 September, but due to the opposition of the Sikh community, Emergency has been postponed indefinitely. Kangana Ranaut’s film Emergency has not been passed by the Censor Board either. Now in an interview, Kangana Ranaut has again shown her outspokenness. Kangana has demanded OTT censorship. Let’s know why?

Kangana has recently given an interview and has said many things here. In this, the actress has raised questions on some content coming on OTT and has demanded censorship. Kangana has called the censor board unnecessary. She has also said that OTT content should also come under the purview of the censor board.

Tanu Weds Manu actress has said, ‘Children these days are using YouTube a lot, which is quite worrying, the content coming on OTT is dangerous for children, give money to OTT people and watch whatever you want, this is wrong’. Kangana has said that OTT content needs a censor board the most.

Here, Kangana Ranaut’s film Emergency is accused of showing the Sikh community as terrorists. The trailer of Emergency was released on 14 August, in which the Sikh community has started protesting against the film after seeing the scene of Indira Gandhi’s assassination. Let us tell you, the film Emergency is based on the emergency imposed by India’s first woman Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi in the year 1975.