North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Looks like Kamal Haasan The release of the next film “Thug Life” is hanging in the balance, as the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce (KFCC) has announced that the film will not be allowed to be released until Hassan apologizes publicly till May 30.
KFCC talking to media Former president Sa Ra Govindu announced that if Hassan does not apologize till Friday, he will not allow the film to be released in his area. Govindu said, “We have no sympathy with Kamal Haasan. He has not said anything to apologize anywhere.”
He said, “We will not definitely release the film. Hum (KFCC) will stand with Rakshaina Vedike and other Kannada organizations.” KFCC President M Narasimhlu also said that he is trying to contact Hassan.
Narasimhalu said, “Many Kannada groups have demanded a ban on their film. Therefore, we met and discussed the matter, and we have decided that they should apologize. We agree that what they did was wrong, and we are trying to meet and talk to them.”
These statements have come in response to the controversial remarks about Hassan’s Kannada language. Addressing the promotional program of “Thugs Life”, Haasan said that “Kannada is born from Tamil”, which caused heavy resentment to the pro -Kannada groups.
KRV activists also tore posters of “Thug Life” in Bangalore. He threatened that if Haasan did not apologize for his comment, he would disrupt the film’s release.
KRV President Praveen Shetty has also lodged a complaint at RM Nagar Police Station in Bangalore, in which Haasan’s remarks have been described as “illegal” and Kannada-tamil harmony.
Reacting to this resentment, Haasan clarified that his comment on Kannada language was inspired by love and he would not apologize for anything said in love.
Haasan said, “Love never apologizes.”“Thug Life” will be released in theaters on 5 June.
