‘Kala Hiran Will Release As Scheduled,’ Says Amit Jani After Delhi HC Orders Removal Of Teaser

black deer Producer Amit Jani has said that the film will release as scheduled in September despite the Delhi High Court directing YouTube to take down its teaser. The court also ordered the removal of interviews featuring the producer while hearing Salman Khan’s plea over alleged violation of his personality rights. During the proceedings, the court questioned Jani, asking whether he believed he was “above the law”.

‘Kala Hiran’ Will Release As Scheduled

Reacting to the High Court’s order, Amit Jani took to X (formerly Twitter) and asserted that the film’s release would not be affected.

“When the Delhi High Court stayed Udaipur Files, the jihadis were overjoyed, just as they are today over the decision to remove the black deer teaser. But Udaipur Files was released worldwide, and black deer will be too,” read his post when translated from Hindi to English.

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He further added, “A lie makes noise for a while, then sits down defeated after losing. Victory ultimately belongs to the truth. The voice of the Bishnoi community will be heard in theaters across the world.”

Jani also claimed that Salman Khan’s legal challenge would not impact the film’s eventual release.

“Salman Khan’s lie won’t hold up for long in court. This is only temporary relief, not the final decision. black deer will release on the scheduled date. Jai Hind,” he wrote.

When Delhi High Court stayed on the Udaipur files, Jihadis were very happy, just like today they are happy with the decision to remove the teaser of Black Deer, but Udaipur files were also released worldwide, there will be a black deer too, lies make noise for some time and then sit down in defeat, truth wins in the end,…

— Amit Jani (@AmitJaniIND) July 27, 2026

‘Will go to Supreme Court’: Bharat S Shrinate

Director Bharat S Shrinate also reacted to the High Court’s order, saying the makers would approach the Supreme Court for relief.

In a statement shared on Instagram, he said, “As filmmakers, we also have constitutional rights, including the rights to freedom of expression and artistic creativity. Cinema is a recognized form of expression and storytelling, and we believe these constitutional values ​​must be carefully balanced with other legal rights.”

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He added, “We have the highest respect for the Honorable Courts and the rule of law. We also recognize that every individual has legal rights, including the right to protect their personality and reputation.”

Shrinate further said, “It is our respectful submission that this balance should be determined through due process of law. Therefore, we have decided to approach the Hon’ble Supreme Court to seek appropriate legal remedies. We have complete faith in the Indian judiciary and are confident that justice will be served in accordance with the Constitution and the law.”

According to an NDTV report, the makers also plan to submit black deer to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) for certification.