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    Kerala High Court Clears ‘Kerala Story 2’ Release, Lifts 15-Day Stay in Big Relief to Makers
    Kerala High Court Clears ‘Kerala Story 2’ Release, Lifts 15-Day Stay in Big Relief to Makers
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    The Kerala Story 2 Row: Kerala High Court Stays Release of Movie, Orders CBFC Review

    The Kerala High Court stayed release of the film The Kerala Story 2 – Goes Beyond, questioning certification by the Central Board of Film Certification. Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas directed reconsideration, noting prima facie lack of due diligence in granting approval.

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    Movie Kerala Story 2 Row| Petitions Are Premature, Misconceived : Producer Vipul Shah Tells Kerala HC
    Movie Kerala Story 2 Row| Petitions Are Premature, Misconceived : Producer Vipul Shah Tells Kerala HC
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    Movie Kerala Story 2 Row| Petitions Are Premature, Misconceived : Producer Vipul Shah Tells Kerala HC

    Producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah told the Kerala High Court that pleas against “The Kerala Story 2 – Goes Beyond” are premature and not maintainable, asserting Central Board of Film Certification alone can certify films under the Cinematograph Act, 1952.

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    Film Portrays Kerala In An Unfair Manner By Inciting Communal And Regional Disharmony: Plea Challenges ‘The Kerala Story 2’ Movie
    Film Portrays Kerala In An Unfair Manner By Inciting Communal And Regional Disharmony: Plea Challenges ‘The Kerala Story 2’ Movie
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    Film Portrays Kerala In An Unfair Manner By Inciting Communal And Regional Disharmony: Plea Challenges ‘The Kerala Story 2’ Movie

    A plea before the Kerala High Court seeks cancellation of certification and stay on release of the movie The Kerala Story 2 – Goes Beyond, alleging it promotes communal disharmony; Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas issued notice to CBFC and producer Sunshine Pictures.

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    Udaipur Files to Release on August 8 After SC Green Signal, Director Says "Truth Always Wins"
    Udaipur Files to Release on August 8 After SC Green Signal, Director Says "Truth Always Wins"
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    Udaipur Files to Release on August 8 After Supreme Court Green Signal, Director Says “Truth Always Wins”

    After Supreme Court clearance, Udaipur Files will hit theatres on August 8, 2025. Director Bharat Shrinate says, “Truth always wins” amid legal and censor challenges.

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    "Now That Centre Has Passed Order, Go to High Court": Supreme Court on Udaipur Files Movie Row
    "Now That Centre Has Passed Order, Go to High Court": Supreme Court on Udaipur Files Movie Row
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    “Judiciary Must Stay Away from This Nonsense”: Supreme Court Weighs Rights, Refuses to Rush Judgment on ‘Udaipur Files’

    Supreme Court hears plea on ‘Udaipur Files’ film release, weighing free speech against accused’s fair trial rights. Justices question CBFC cuts, Centre’s role, and prejudice to ongoing trial.

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    Death Threat to Kamal Haasan: TV Actor T. Ravichandran Seeks Anticipatory Bail in Madras High Court
    Death Threat to Kamal Haasan: TV Actor T. Ravichandran Seeks Anticipatory Bail in Madras High Court
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    City Court Restrains Kamal Haasan from Making Statements on Kannada Language & Culture

    A city civil court has passed an ex-parte injunction against actor Kamal Haasan, stopping him from making or sharing any remarks that claim linguistic superiority over Kannada language, literature, land, or culture until the next hearing.

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    BREAKING| "You Cannot Make Such Threats": Supreme Court Slams Karnataka Govt, Film Chamber Over 'Thug Life' Ban Threats
    BREAKING| "You Cannot Make Such Threats": Supreme Court Slams Karnataka Govt, Film Chamber Over 'Thug Life' Ban Threats
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    BREAKING| “You Cannot Make Such Threats”: Supreme Court Slams Karnataka Govt, Film Chamber Over ‘Thug Life’ Ban Threats

    Today, On 13th June, The Karnataka High Court, during the hearing on the ‘Thug Life’ controversy, asked, “Has Kamal Haasan not apologised yet?” The Court sought a status update on the Supreme Court proceedings and the actor’s response.

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    Karnataka Govt Tells Supreme Court on Kamal Haasan’s 'Thug Life' Release: "Has Not Imposed Any Restrictions, Will Provide Security If Needed"
    Karnataka Govt Tells Supreme Court on Kamal Haasan’s 'Thug Life' Release: "Has Not Imposed Any Restrictions, Will Provide Security If Needed"
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    Karnataka Govt Tells Supreme Court on Kamal Haasan’s ‘Thug Life’ Release: “Has Not Imposed Any Restrictions, Will Provide Security If Needed”

    Today, On 19th June, The Karnataka government informed the Supreme Court that it has not placed any restrictions on the release of Kamal Haasan’s film ‘Thug Life’ and is ready to provide protection if the producers decide to screen it.

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    Karnataka Distributor: "It’s Too Risky, Won’t Release Kamal Haasan's Film 'Thug Life' Even After SC Order"
    Karnataka Distributor: "It’s Too Risky, Won’t Release Kamal Haasan's Film 'Thug Life' Even After SC Order"
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    Karnataka Distributor: “It’s Too Risky, Won’t Release Kamal Haasan’s Film ‘Thug Life’ Even After SC Order”

    Despite a Supreme Court order, Karnataka distributor Venkatesh Kamalakar refused to release Kamal Haasan’s ‘Thug Life’, calling it “too risky” and saying it won’t work two weeks after release amid ongoing language controversy.

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    Karnataka Govt Tells Supreme Court on Kamal Haasan’s 'Thug Life' Release: "Has Not Imposed Any Restrictions, Will Provide Security If Needed"
    Karnataka Govt Tells Supreme Court on Kamal Haasan’s 'Thug Life' Release: "Has Not Imposed Any Restrictions, Will Provide Security If Needed"
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    BREAKING| “Can’t Allow Mob Vigilance to Take Over”: SC Orders Release of Kamal Haasan’s Thug Life in Karnataka

    Today, On 17th June, The Supreme Court has directed that Kamal Haasan’s film Thug Life must be released in Karnataka, firmly stating, “Can’t allow mob vigilance to take over.” The Court said law must prevail over intimidation and threats.

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