New Mumbai : Even before the release of Shahrukh Khan and Deepika Padukone's film Pathan, it seems to be engulfed in controversies. There is a protest against Deepika's dress in the song 'Besharam Rang' and there is a demand for a ban on the film. Not only Hindu organizations but some Muslim organizations have also opposed this film.
State President of Madhya Pradesh's All India Ulema Board Qazi Syed Anas Ali has said that he will protest if Pathan film is released. The Ulema Board has announced that Pathan will not tolerate the movie because there is opposition to Muslims in this film. Protests are taking place in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Delhi regarding this film.
At the same time, the Hindu army has demanded a ban on the film Pathan. He has said that we have also written a letter to the Censor Board in this context, if cognizance is not taken, the film will not be allowed to be released and our organization will also protest fiercely.
The Hindu Sena has threatened the cinema house owners that if the film is released, they themselves will be responsible for the loss. The organization has also warned the Censor Board to act responsibly, otherwise Hindu Sena will have to open a front against the Censor Board as well.
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In Shahpura, Jaipur, Jayshree Ram Seva Samiti has come down to protest against the film Pathan. Activists of Jayshree Ram Seva Samiti burnt effigies of Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone at Pipli Tirahe in the city and protested. He has written a letter to the Chairman of the Censor Board, Prasoon Joshi, demanding a ban on the film Pathan. Ramesh Kumawat, convenor of Jayshree Ram Seva Samiti, said that in the film Pathan, Deepika Padukone has insulted the saffron color, the symbol of faith, by wearing a bikini. Tampering and insulting Hindu culture and religion will not be tolerated.
