Nothing goes to happen if The Kerala Story is screened in state: Kerala HC

Kochi, May 5: On the day of the discharge of ‘The Kerala Story’, the High Court whereas listening to petitions seeking a ban on the film, categorically recognized that in a secular state like Kerala nothing goes to happen.

“Nothing is going to happen if the film is screened in Kerala. On examining the teaser and the preview of the film, there is nothing which is against any religion and Islam is not portrayed in poor light. There is a reference to IS and in the country there have been several films which refer to IS,” acknowledged the court docket docket.

“Fail to understand how this film would be against society as even the Censor Board has given the certification. The premise of the film is fictional in nature and when fictional themes have been cleared in the past, how can one prevent the screening of this film,” requested the court docket docket.

The film is to be screened in 21 screens all through the state and some theatres have decided to not show display it.

However, early this week amid the raging controversy surrounding the film, the producers of the film on Tuesday realised what’s in retailer and altered the introduction throughout the textual content material of the film throughout the its latest teasers that received right here out on YouTube.

In the textual content material, they revised the number of women gone missing. From spherical 32,000, they modified it to some women who after being brainwashed, remodeled and had been despatched for terror missions in India and abroad.

The Kerala High Court’s comment comes a day after the Supreme Court refused to entertain a string of petitions, along with the one filed by the Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, in the direction of the film’s launch. The excessive court docket docket had requested the petitioners to technique the appropriate extreme court docket docket.

Nothing goes to happen if ‘The Kerala Story’ is screened in state: Kerala HC IANS 05 May 2023 Post Your Comments

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