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A petition was filed earlier this month, seeking a direction to the Zeros director and producers to delete the scenes where Shah Rukh Khan is seen wearing a kirpan.
The Bombay High Court has posted for hearing on November 30 a petition filed against actor Shah Rukh Khan and makers of the film Zero, claiming that the movies trailer has hurt sentiments of the Sikh community.
Amritpal Singh Khalsa, an advocate, had filed the petition earlier this month, seeking a direction to the films director and producers to delete the scenes where the lead actor Khan is seen wearing a kirpan (a sword or small dagger carried by Sikhs).
The petition also sought a direction to the Central Board for Film Certification (CBFC) not to grant certification to the movie or to revoke it if it has already been given. Khalsa on Monday mentioned the petition before a division bench of Justices B P Dharmadhikari and S V Kotwal which posted it for hearing on November 30.
The petition refers to the films trailer in which Khan is seen wearing a vest and shorts, with a garland of Rs 500 notes around his neck and a kirpan in gatra tied diagonally across his body. Khalsa took exception to this scene and referred to the historical and cultural importance of kirpan, saying it is worn after taking rehat maryada (conversion to Sikhism).
A petition was filed earlier this month, seeking a direction to the Zeros director and producers to delete the scenes where Shah Rukh Khan is seen wearing a kirpan.
