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Shahid Kapoor on Padmavati's deferred release | Not time to be angry, I choose to be optimistic about the film's release

Shahid Kapoor spoke to media at IFFI, Goa

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This is not the first time Shahid Kapoor film has been caught in controversy and struggling for a release. In 2016, Udta Punjab also stayed in news for it's battle with Central Board of Film Certification and eventually won awards for the actor.

So this time as Sanjay Leela Bhansali and the makers of 'Padmavati' are fighting for the release of the film, Shahid has kept his cool and said he is optimistic about the release of the film.

Shahid Kapoor who is currently in Goa for International Film Festival of India told media, "This is not the time to be angry,  I am optimistic about the film's release."He even said, "Our constitution says that you are innocent until proven guilty. Same should be extended to Padmavati, it should not be considered guilty even before it is provided for people to judge it"

Reacting to unruly things said by the fringe groups against Deepika Padukone and Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Shahid said, " This is not the time to lose cool, there are enough people who are doing it. Of course any kind of conversation which is violent in nature is not in good taste. I think it's uncalled for an unfortunate" He even reminded that Bhansali had shared a video saying that his film doesn't distort history and is a tribute to Queen Padmini. 

Referring to Udta Punjab and the film's long battle with CBFC which even upto Bombay High Court, Shahid Kapoor said "Eventually when the film released, it was loved and celebrated film. I won awards for the film and the team won awards for the films. The film released peacefully across the country even Punjab loved the film. So I am sure it will happen again."

As a final message for this fans, Shahid Kapoor said, "Wait for Padmavati. This film will live upto you expectations. I believe in the process of certification and I am sure eventually it will come out and it will come out in full force. I am sure there is nothing unacceptable in the film. I think the film is made for the entire country, people should go and watch and they should decide how they feel about the film and no one else should do that on their behalf."

(With Agency inputs)

 

 

 

 

 

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