The British Board of Film Classification has passed the film to be released on December 1, but according to the sources, the movie will not be released anywhere. Filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali 's film 'Padmavati' is not taking the name of the shortage of problems. It seems like one after one trouble is coming in front of Bhansali. On Thursday, Bhansali's film got the certificate for the release in the UK, but now a petition has been filed in the Supreme Court against it.  

The Supreme Court on Thursday told that he will hear the petition of Sanjay Leela Bhansali, directed by 'Padmavati' to stop releasing outside the country on November 28. Chief Justice Justice Deepak Mishra, Justice A.M. Khanvilkar and Justice D.Y. The bench of Chandrachud decided to hear a petition that the movie should not allow being released abroad. The petitioner told the court that if the film was released outside the country, then it would cause serious harm to the social harmony.

Lawyer Sharma had placed this petition before the bench for an immediate hearing. The court will hear the case on Tuesday. Sharma demanded a criminal case against the producers of the film. He told that the filmmakers have tampered with the facts by saying that the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has given the songs and promos for the film.

The date of release of this film in India was first placed on December 1, but this date was postponed after protests. The film is not allowed to display the film from the Sancer Board. 
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has allowed the film to be released on December 1, but close sources of filmmakers say that the film will not be released anywhere on December 1.

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