YRF Breaks Silence After Gujarat High Court Unchains Junaid Khan’s First Flick Maharaj

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, and all you Bollywood buffs out there! 🌟 It’s your favorite snoopy snoop, Bollywood Newshound Nisha, back with another spicy scoop! Hold onto your popcorn because today’s dish involves courtroom drama, a debutante, and a juicy historical tale. Let’s dive in, shall we?

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New Delhi:

Imagine this: Aamir Khan’s son is about to make his grand debut, and just as the curtains are about to rise, bam! – a legal roadblock! 🎬 Yep, that’s what happened to Junaid Khan’s debut flick, Maharaj, which had its release frozen faster than you can say "box office flop."

But fear not, dear readers, because the Gujarat High Court swooped in like a Bollywood superhero to save the day! 🦸‍♀️ The court decided to lift the stay, allowing Netflix to stream this much-anticipated film. Based on the 1862 Maharaj Libel Case, the movie promises not to trample on anyone’s religious sentiments. "Phew," said everyone involved.

Yash Raj Films, beaming brighter than a disco ball, issued a statement expressing their heartfelt thanks to the judiciary. They waxed poetic about Karsandas Mulji, the heroic social reformer featured in the film. "Karsandas, a hero and a devout Vaishnav, stood for righteousness, protected women, and safeguarded his community and faith," they gushed, probably while popping champagne. 🍾

Oh, and in case you forgot, YRF proudly reminded us of their 50-year-old legacy of celebrating India’s rich tapestry of stories, culture, and heritage. I mean, who could forget those epic dance numbers and tear-jerking dramas, right? They urged everyone to watch Maharaj and join them in saluting the indomitable spirit of Karsandas. "Thank You," they concluded, like they were accepting an Oscar.

The film was supposed to drop on June 14, but thanks to some businessmen with delicate religious sensibilities, it faced delays. Apparently, they feared the film might offend the Vaishnav community. But Justice Sangeeta K. Vishen, probably after grabbing some popcorn herself, watched the film and gave it the green light. Alongside Junaid Khan, the movie stars Jaideep Ahlawat and Sharvari Wagh. Now, that’s a cast worth watching!

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Nisha’s Nutshell: In Bollywood, the drama doesn’t just unfold on-screen; it spills over into real life! 🕵️‍♀️ Courtrooms, controversies, and debuts—it’s all part of the package. Remember, in the land of Bollywood, even the legal system has a flair for the dramatic!

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Till next time, keep your eyes peeled and your gossip antennae up!

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