Kamal Haasan gets big relief from Supreme Court, big update regarding the release of ‘thug life’

Thug Life: Kamal Haasan’s film ‘Thug Life’ knocked in theaters across the country on 5 June. However, this film was not released in Karnataka. Actually, due to the comment made on the Tamil-Kannada language of the superstar, it was caught in controversies. After which this film was banned in Karnataka.

At the same time, this matter has also reached the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court reprimanded the Karnataka government and asked to allow Tamil superstar Kamal Haasan’s film ‘Thug Life’ to be released. At the same time, the Supreme Court also objected to the advice of Karnataka High Court to apologize to the people of Karnataka.

CBFC The film should be released after certification
Expressing concern over the release of the film Thug Life directed by Mani Ratnam, a bench of Justice Ujjwal Bhuiyan and Justice Manmohan said that according to the law, according to the law, any film which has got the certification of the Central Film Certification Board, should be released and the state should ensure its performance.

In fact, the bench was hearing the PIL filed by Mahesh Reddy, seeking instructions to allow the screening of ‘Thug Life’. Actually the film was not released in Karnataka. Some groups were angry with Kamal Haasan’s comment “Kannada Tamil” and threatened against its release. The Supreme Court has given the Karnataka government a day to give information about the release of the film in the state.

What did the Supreme Court say?

• A bench of Justice Ujjal Bhuiyan and Justice Manmohan said that the rule of the law should be established and a gun cannot be stretched on their heads to prevent people from watching the film.
• The apex court has given the Karnataka government a day to give information about the release of the film in the state.
• The Supreme Court also said that once the film gets approval from the Central Film Certification Board, it should be released in all the states.
• The bench said that if Kamal Haasan has said anything inconvenient, then he cannot be considered as untrue truth and the enlightened people of Karnataka should have debated it and had said that he was wrong.
• The apex court also criticized the recent comments of the High Court for apologizing on Kamal Haasan’s comment on Kannada language and said that it was not his job to apologize.
• The bench has transferred the matter related to the film pending in the High Court to the Supreme Court and the next hearing of the case has been fixed on Thursday.

What did Kamal Haasan comment
Let me tell you that 70 -year -old Haasan had made a comment about Kannada language during a promotional event of thug life, which created a big controversy. Kamal Haasan had said, “Kannada language originated from Tamil.” There was a lot of uproar in the state of Karnataka. At the same time, the Karnataka High Court had strongly criticized this comment of Haasan. The High Court had also said that “once apologizes could have resolved the situation.” However, Haasan refused to apologize after which the film was banned in Karnataka.

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