120 Bahadur Makers to Honour All Rezang La Heroes: Delhi High Court Records Assurance Amid Ahir Community’s Objection

Producers of 120 Bahadur told the Delhi High Court they will name all 120 Rezang La soldiers in the film’s end credits and OTT release. The Court refused to rename the film but accepted the tribute assurance and disposed of the PIL.

MP High Court Reserves Order on Shah Bano’s Daughter’s Plea to Stop Release of Film Haq Over Privacy Violation

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has reserved its order on a plea by Shah Bano’s daughter seeking a stay on the release of Haq, a film inspired by the 1985 landmark case. The family alleges the movie distorts facts and was made without their consent.

Kerala High Court Judge Watches Controversial Malayalam Film Haal Amid Censorship Dispute

Justice V.G. Arun privately viewed Haal, starring Shane Nigam, as its makers challenge the CBFC’s demand to cut key scenes. The film faces objections from the Catholic Congress over alleged religious depictions.

Delhi High Court Refuses to Halt ‘Udaipur Files’ Release: Fair Trial vs Free Speech Debate Ignites

Delhi High Court allows the release of Udaipur Files despite a plea by accused Mohammed Javed. Court held no irreparable harm would be caused and upheld artistic freedom.

“Is There a Law Against Films on Constitutional Authorities?” — Bombay High Court Questions CBFC Over Yogi Adityanath Biopic

Bombay High Court slammed CBFC for refusing to certify the film Ajey without even watching it. The Court said rejection must follow proper legal process, not assumptions.

Udaipur Files Row | “What Made You Suggest Cuts?”: Delhi High Court Asks Centre Over Interference After Film Certification

Today, On 1st August, Udaipur Files row reached Delhi High Court, which questioned the Centre’s authority under the Cinematograph Act. “What made you suggest cuts?” the Chief Justice asked, slamming post-certification interference despite CBFC’s expert scrutiny and legal process.

Udaipur Files| “Film Shows Indian Muslims as Terrorism Supporters”: Jamiat Moves Supreme Court Against Centre Approving Movie

Today, On 24th July, Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind has moved the Supreme Court challenging the Centre’s approval of the film, alleging it promotes communal hatred and portrays Indian Muslims to terrorists.

Tailor Kanhaiya Lal Killed By Muslims: Supreme Court to Hear Plea by Murder Accused Against Release of ‘Udaipur Files’ Tomorrow

The Supreme Court will hear a plea on Tuesday filed by an accused in the murder of tailor Kanhaiya Lal, who was killed by two Muslim men, challenging the release of the film ‘Udaipur Files’.

Kesari 2 Makers Face FIR Over Alleged Twist to Bengal’s Role in Freedom Fight

The TMC has condemned the film Kesari Chapter 2 for misrepresenting Bengali freedom fighters and filed an FIR against its producers, alleging historical inaccuracies. The film has sparked outrage for changing the names and identities of notable revolutionaries, with TMC leaders demanding accountability from the Central Board of Film Certification for these distortions.