The state government has sought legal advice on what action can be taken against the propaganda film The Kerala Story. It is reported that the state government is considering denying exhibition permission in the state. The government took legal advice after Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced that legal action would be taken against the film. The film is releasing on May 5.
Earlier, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan had also come out against the Kerala Story movie. He said that the film was made with the aim of spreading hatred against Kerala. The film is a product of the Sangh Parivar film factory. The Sangh Parivar is targeting elections in Kerala through hate propaganda. The film is a product of the Sangh Parivar lie factory. The Chief Minister also alleged that the Sangh Parivar is targeting the elections in Kerala through hate propaganda.
At the same time, 'The Kerala Story' got permission from the Censor Board. The film got an A certificate. The film's producer, Vipul Amritlal Shah, revealed this. And the Censor Board has suggested ten changes to the film, including dialogue in various parts of the film.
There is a lot of controversy surrounding the film The Kerala Story. Many people from different sectors of the society have come forward against the film.
Director Sudeepto Sen responded to the Kerala Story controversy the other day. Sudeepto Sen said that the number of people who converted from Kerala and went to IS is not 32,000 but more. The director said that the film was made after studying about six thousand such cases. The director added that politicians should criticise the film after watching it.
