Actor and leader Kamal Haasan
Karnataka minister Shivraj Tangdagi on Friday warned that if actor Kamal Haasan does not apologize for his comment about Kannada language, then his films will be imposed on his films in the state as per the decision of the Karnataka Film of Commerce (KFCC). Meanwhile, KFCC President M Narasimhlu said that exhibitions and distributors voluntarily decided that if Hassan does not apologize, they will not release their film.
Threatened to not be released ‘thug life’
The KFCC said on Thursday that it would not allow Haasan’s film ‘Thug Life’ to be released in Karnataka until he publicly apologizes till May 30 for his controversial remarks about Kannada language.
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During the promotional program of his upcoming film by actor-leader Hassan, it was allegedly allegedly reported that ‘Kannada was born from Tamil’ on which Kannada pro-Kannada groups and cultural organizations had expressed displeasure and widespread outrage.
Karnataka minister Shivraj Tangdagi
Forgiveness demanded within two days
Tangdagi said, ‘I have written a letter. After that the film Chamber of Commerce has also taken a good decision and organized a press conference yesterday that his film will be banned if he does not apologize in two days. I congratulate the Film Chamber of Commerce as the Minister of Kannada and Culture.
If you do not apologize, we will take our decision- Minister
He said, ‘If he does not apologize, we will not allow it. They should apologize. No mild comments against Kannada will be tolerated. If he does not apologize, we will take our decision.
His love for Karnataka is true
Asked if his films would be banned if not apologized, then Tangdagi replied, ‘Yes’. At the same time, Haasan issued a statement on Friday, refusing to apologize once again, saying that he believes in law and justice and his love for Karnataka is true.
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