Vivek Agnihotri’s controversial film faces trouble, Mauritius, UAE, Singapore, Malaysia won’t release movie due to..

Vivek agnihotri, bengal files

Vivek Agnihotri’s upcoming film Bengal Files already makes headlines for his brave, controversial content, and now Bengal’s story has hit another barricade. The film is faced with a delay in the international version due to censorship problems and the film will not be released on September 5th.

The third installment in the franchise franchise was set to premiere in India, but censorship approvals in many important regions such as Mauritius, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong were expected.

According to the media reports, the production team reported that the film has not yet been clarified from the censorship committee in Mauritius and has postponed the version indefinitely. Even in the UAE, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong, the film is still examined. These regions have strict content approval processes for films that derive political or socially sensitive issues. The journey of Bengal files was not easy. From the protests from the Western Bengal government to censorship delays, Vivek and his team had to go to extreme ends to reveal the dark stage of Indian history.

About Bengal Files

Bengal Files, Taskent Files (2019) and Kashmir Files (2022) are the third installment in Files Franchise. The film is a community staff with Mithun Chakraborthy, AnuPam Kher, Pallavi Joshi, Darshan Kumar and others. The film was previously called Delhi Files: Bengal section and announced in the August 15 version, and Hrithik Roshan took Jr NTR’s war 2 and Rajinikanth’s head -to -head conflict with Coolie. However, the film faced a production delay due to the death of production designers Rajat Potar. Bengal files will conflict with Tiger Shroff’s Baaghi 4 and The Conjing: The Last Rites.

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