Salman Khan’s ‘Bharat’ release is in trouble, petition filed in High Court against film

A few days before the release, Salman Khan’s film ‘Bharat’ has been involved in controversies and is beginning to threaten its release. Salman’s film is in controversy due to his name.

Salman Khan’s film ‘Bharat’ has been debating a few days before release and threatens its release. Salman’s film is in controversy due to his name.

Actually, a PIL has been filed against the film’s name in the Delhi High Court. In which its objection has been expressed. The petitioner says that the name ‘Bharat’ can not be used for the film. Due to its name, Salman’s film is violating section 3, in which it has been said that this name can not be used for any business benefit.

Not only this, the petitioner has demanded a change in Salman’s dialogue shown in the film trailer, in which he appears to be saying because his name is Bharat, so he is not engaged in any surname. Now the petition is awaiting the court’s stance, after which it will be clear whether Salman’s film can be released on this Eid or not.

Let me tell you about the selection of Salman Khan’s name in the film, the director had told him how he chose it. Director Ali Abbas Zafar said, “I had first thought that Ram would be the right name for this film. Then I thought Arjun is also a good name for this film because he plays his religion or his name is Karan. But after all this I called the name ‘Bharat’ because I wanted to tell not only the story of a man but also the story of his country’s journey with him.

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