When he is personally affected , he wants to move out of state..but the common people have been suffering at the hands of corrupt TN poltics.. did he speak up then?
Re: Kamal should be thrown out of India
by Sandy W on Jan 30, 2013 02:00 PM
Kamal Haasan have right to express his view in Movies. If Censored approved it, why goons should have objection ? If you have objection goto courts.
Re: Re: Kamal should be thrown out of India
by balaji srinivasan on Jan 30, 2013 02:23 PM
If that is the true then instead of going for release why he arranged for special screening of the film to the select group and try to appease them.That us the main reason for all these problems and created a very wrong precedance which is going to affect all tamil movies(already ADHIBHAGWAN is bearing the brunt).
Re: Re: Kamal should be thrown out of India
by rammohan ananthapai on Jan 30, 2013 04:18 PM
so, now it is in courts, is it not? Then why our great media making all these noise and bringing in secular and other issues into this?
The arguments advanced by the Advocate General of TN in the Court would clearly show that the TN Govt has no valid reason for enforcing the ban. First they said law and order problem and once they found that the said stand is drawing criticism they took a U turn and started questioning the Censor Certificate. Shame on them. If law and order problem that may be created by a small section of the society would lead to such a ban then my question is as follows:
If the industrial workers and small traders who have lost their livelihood on account of Power Cuts, Price Hike of Petrol and Diesel and on account of other anti-people policies of the Government come to the Streets and create law and order problem will the Government immediately resolve the power crisis and call back the power crisis.
Citing law and order problem is the biggest farce and people are not fools to believe it. Its a shame for the Government to take the matter on appeal. Instead, the Government ought to have implemented the Interim Order of the Court by giving protection for the screening of the film. Tamil Nadu cannot dump its 'Ratna' in this fashion. Kamal unlike the other super stars has experimented a lot with his own money to bring Tamil Cinema to next level and he has put all his life-time earnings in this movie for the welfare of the Tamil Cinema Industry. It is hurting to see that except a few none of the stalwarts of the industry has come out openly in support of him. Shame on those selfish crooks.
Re: SHAME ON THE GOVT!!!! THOO....KEVALAM!!!!
by prakash iyer on Jan 30, 2013 01:46 PM
still this govt have guts to stop the law and order problem even if it happens like how karnataka govt assured for the release the same way gov should have done this .
Re: SHAME ON THE GOVT!!!! THOO....KEVALAM!!!!
by Satheesh on Jan 30, 2013 02:21 PM
" It is hurting to see that except a few none of the stalwarts of the industry has come out openly in support of him."
if kamal had agreed to give a % share of the profits to J.he would not have faced this, kamal knows only cinema . He needs to learn business and politcs.
Re: share
by abc_xyz abc_xyz on Jan 30, 2013 11:34 AM
Jayalalitha expected Kamal to fall on her feet to solve this issue. Even during 2011 TN assembly elections, she wanted him to support AIADMK.The great actor who lives, eats and breathes cinema didnt succumb all that and has to pay for it in a hard way. This is India at its worst fake-democracy.
Re: share
by Ramanathan Sathyavathy on Jan 30, 2013 11:49 AM
Exaxtly. There is no electricity in the state. No water and farmers are committing suicide. Everyday business loss is running in crores in the state. But Madam does not bother about all these things. Her only priority is to destroy Kamal b'cos he did not agree to her terms. People of TN will definitely teach her a lesson in the 2014 elections as well as next assembly election. Kamal is an artist, he is not a politician. Whatever happens, Kamal should not give up. Hereafter we should not elect any one from the filmy world as the CM. Enough is enough.
Re: Re: share
by Padmanabhan Kumar on Jan 30, 2013 12:29 PM
yes well said what if the affected people create law and order problem will the govt take such drastic steps to bring electricity and water...
Re: Re: share
by Padmanabhan Kumar on Jan 30, 2013 12:30 PM
yes well said what if the affected people create law and order problem will the govt take such drastic steps to bring electricity and water...India has become a fake-democracy...At least in China these kind of censorship was used of their development and they have gone miles ahead of us...here no development and no democracy
Re: Re: share
by Padmanabhan Kumar on Jan 30, 2013 12:31 PM
yes well said what if the affected people create law and order problem will the govt take such drastic steps to bring electricity and water...India has become a fake-democracy...At least in China these kind of censorship was used of their development and they have gone miles ahead of us...here no development and no democracy
