You need to provide more information than that but...

Generally removing a permission, or altering anything in a app has a 99% chance of breaking the app if you don't alter everything else related to those strings, values, bool, permissions, activities, smali, resources etc...

Lucky patcher cannot modify every app successfully but does a great job. 

Find the problem by reading logs, crash logs etc.

Alternatively...

You can use permission manager's & maybe appops but I think this requires ADB or root. 

This may work or may not...

1. Decompile app

Could use 'Apk editor pro' (Requires an android - Google it)

Or

Apk-Tool (requires PC)

Make sure you download everything required for it to work.

2. Remove permission: find > Manifest.xml > Open via text editor

Change Android version & Android code to a higher number. (Use this as an example:

(Original) Android version: 20.01

(Changed) Android version: 20.11

3. Recompile.

There's a good chance that this will not work since lucky patcher was unable to do so as it usually resolves the code.

I'm not going to teach you everything since we'll be here forever but & your utter lack of providing anything useful for resolvong your issue suggests you're too lazy or noob for any developer to really take you seriously & help.

However... 

Moral of my story & punchline to the answer:

You need to find & alter, remove, add any dependant file(s) & code(s) related to the permission. Then recompile.