Madras Cafe: Naam Tamizhar won't allow its release in Tamil Nadu
After attending the special screening of John Abraham-starrer 'Madras Cafe' here on Sunday, members of Tamil activist group Naam Tamizhar vowed not the allow the film's release in Tamil Nadu contending it portrays LTTE cadres as terrorists.
The private screening was attended by Tamil filmmaker and group chief Seeman and director RK Selvamani along with many others.
"The film tries to portray late Prabhakaran, LTTE chief, as a terrorist. We don't appreciate it and request the distributors to not screen the film in the state. The sentiment of the film is anti-Tamil and we don't agree with it," Seeman told IANS.
The private screening was attended by Tamil filmmaker and group chief Seeman and director RK Selvamani along with many others.
"The film tries to portray late Prabhakaran, LTTE chief, as a terrorist. We don't appreciate it and request the distributors to not screen the film in the state. The sentiment of the film is anti-Tamil and we don't agree with it," Seeman told IANS.
Salman Khan hit-and-run case: hearing adjourned till September 5
Actor Salman Khan's hearing in the hit-and-run case has been adjourned to September 5. Mr Khan is being tried for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. A Mumbai sessions court framed charges against the popular Bollywood actor on July 24, 2013.The 47-year-old, who pleaded not guilty, could face up to 10 years in jail if convicted.
The trial is expected to be a long process and the busy actor has been exempted from appearing in court for each hearing. The case will now be heard by a different judge, the court announced.
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