Haryana Government bans the Arshad Warsi starrer The Legend of Michael Mishra

Prior we had reported about the hubbub brought about by the Valmiki people group after Arshad Warsi utilizations Valmiki's name in one of the discoursed in the film The Legend of Michael Mishra. Presently we hear that the film has likewise been banned in the Indian condition of Haryana.

The condition of Punjab had officially declared a prohibition on the film The Legend of Michael Mishra on Thursday after the Valmiki people group raised complaint over a couple of discoursed articulated by the hero of the film Arshad Warsi. An authority from Haryana Government uncovered that the discourse had brought on a shock and this activity was essential to evade common clash. Considering the touchy circumstance, the Government chose to boycott the screening of the film in silver screen corridors and multiplexes in Haryana.

Arshad Warsi's The Legend of Michael Mishra banned in Punjab

Arshad Warsi's most recent film The Legend of Michael Mishra which discharged today has keep running into a noteworthy issue. The film has discharged all over India aside from Punjab as the administration of Punjab has banned it.

On Thursday, a representative for the Punjab government discharged an official articulation declaring the boycott of the film expressing that the choice was taken because of winning solid hatred among the Valmiki people group about some shocking references to Maharishi Valmiki. The film's suspension was planned to keep peace and social concordance in the state as the film may have brought about challenges. The administration has suspended the film with quick impact for two months and amid this time it will be considered as an uncertified film in Punjab.