After facing a lot of controversies and death threats, the makers of magnum opus 'Padmaavat' have finally screened the movie to a group of journalists in the national capital. While everyone was in praises for Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Shahid Kapoor's acting, they felt that the modifications recommended by the Padmaavat (CBFC) has made an adverse effect on the storyline of the movie.

And as the movie is hit the theatres the security tightened across the nation along with people also giving their views on how they face the protesters when they stepped out to this most awaied movie of the month.

-Security personnel outside cinema halls in #Varanasi; police says, 'have not witnessed any protest yet, have increased security as a precautionary measure'

-Films which hurt sentiments of any religion or caste should not be made: Digvijaya Singh on #Padmaavat

-Protesters were pelting stones on cars and clashing with Police, people tried to navigate safely but got caught in the violence, fortunately we were able to ensure safety of children which was our priority: Vijender,Bus Conductor #Gurugram #Padmaavat

-Telangana: Security outside cinema halls in Hyderabad #Padmaavat

- The School bus which was attacked yesterday by vandals in Haryana's Gurugram.  #Padmaavat

-Protesters set fire to a car during a protest against #Padmavaat in Bhopal yesterday, Police say 2 people have been taken into custody. #MadhyaPradesh