Delhi court lifts stay imposed on 'Ram-leela'
Court clears the way for 'Ram-leela's release. The film starring Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone is all set to entertain the viewers on 15th of November
Friday Release Team | Updated On: Nov 14, 2013 05:54 AM
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Sanjay Leela Bhansali 's brain child ' Ram-leela ' has been the talk of the town since it poked its head out for the first. Now that the film is crawling near to its release, hurdles seems to be in its fate, for sure!
Earlier when the film went red hot to bang a hammer upon, the Ram, Ranveer Singh suffered dengue thus, forcing the makers to reschedule its promotions. As soon as the film walked out of it, the makers was hit hard in recent when then Censor Board objected on few intimate scenes shot between the pair Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone along with little more objectionable content. Reportedly, Sanjay moved on with almost 11 cuts for a U/A certification until a petition filed in a Delhi court imposed a stay of its release.
Accordingly, certain Hindu community workers filed a petition in court in objection to the intimate scenes, vulgar language and violence showcased in film which is named the mythological title "Ram Leela".
In order of response to defend, Sanjay released a letter which stated that the film is a pure adaption of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" and does not resemble any mythological folklore.
Wasting no time on the final verdict, the respective court has lifted the stay imposed on the roses-n-guns saga ' Ram-leela '. Now that the tables have turned in favor of the film, it will allure the viewers worldwide on the prior scheduled release itself, November 15.
