Kamal Hassan is fighting the fringe again over the release of his latest film. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad has sought a ban on his latest movie over a controversial song that features in his movie. Kamal Haasan speaks with TIMES NOW's Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami over the controversy over VHP seeking a ban on his Tamil flick "Uttama Villain
Muslim Organisation Supports VHP's Protest Against Film
Muslim Organisation Supports VHP's Protest Against Film
Vishwa Hindu Parishad received unexpected support in its fight against actor Kamal Hassan's upcoming Tamil film Uttama Villain, when a Muslim organization, on April 10, lodged a police complaint seeking action against the actor for his "attempts to insult religious sentiments" of Hindus.
"Through his earlier movie Vishwaroopam, Kamal Haasan offended religious sentiments of Muslims and now he is trying to do the same to Hindus through his upcoming movie Uthama Villain," Indian National League Headquarters Secretary M Nazeer Ahammad told PTI after lodging a complaint with the Police Commissionerate. (Also Read: VHP Calls for Ban on Kamal Haasan's Uttama Villain)
He alleged that the actor was trying to get cheap publicity for his movies by raking up controversies, hurting the religious sentiments of people and demanded that police take appropriate action against him. (Also Read: Nothing in Uttama Villain Will Hurt Anybody's Sentiment, Says Director )
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