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With a few exceptions, most cases related to artistic freedom have been decided in favour of the artists, with the view taken by Courts that, there should be no unduly reins on artistic freedom.
The Kerala High Court on Thursday dismissed a plea seeking removal of Malayalam mystery horror film Churuli from OTT platform Sony LIV. Justice P V Kunhikrishnan while dismissing the petition said people should comment about a film only after watching it and similarly, comments about a judgement should be made, especially by lawyers, only after reading it. The plea had been
The plea had been moved by a lawyer, Peggy Fen, contending that there was an "overdose of foul language" in the film and therefore, it should be removed from the OTT platform "as expeditiously as possible". 🎥 Churuli Legal Row: Kerala HC Dismisses Plea for Removing The Malayalam Horror Film From SonyLIV.
Read Latest South News Quickly Here | The plea had been moved by a lawyer, Peggy Fen, contending that there was an "overdose of foul language" in the film and therefore, it should be removed from the OTT platform "as expeditiously as possible".
The Kerala High Court on Monday described PIL as a publicity interest litigation not a public interest litigation as it is known. The PIL sought removal of a Malayalam mystery-horror film 'Churuli' from the OTT platform and said no statutory provisio