
The Kerala Story has been making headlines even earlier than its launch. The film has left the viewers divided, and it’s being extensively mentioned. The controversy surrounding ‘The Kerala Story’ exhibits no indicators of abating, as supporters and detractors proceed to debate the film’s impression on society. While the film has acquired help from many and is doing effectively on the field workplace, some have accused it of being propaganda and referred to as for a ban. In response, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has imposed a ban on the film, citing considerations about sustaining peace and stopping potential crimes and violence. Producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah has now responded to the ban, vowing to fight against it. Â
On Monday, Vipul Amrutlal Shah responded to West Bengal’s ban on his film, The Kerala Story. Talking about it, he informed ANI, “If that is what she has done, we will take legal action. Whatever is possible under the provisions of law, we will fight.”
ANI quoted West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee as saying, “West Bengal govt has decided to ban the movie ‘The Kerala Story’. This is to avoid any incident of hatred and violence, and to maintain peace in the state.”
She additionally added, “What is ‘The Kashmir Files?’ it is to humiliate one section. What is ‘The Kerala Story?’… It is a distorted story.”Â
Meanwhile, the film is having run on the field workplace. The Vipul Amrutlal Shah-produced film The Kerala Story earned Rs 16 crore on Day 3 in accordance to commerce analyst Taran Adarsh. This makes its complete field workplace assortment Rs 35.25 crore which is spectacular. The film has managed to mint an distinctive assortment in the primary week. While it’s anticipated to decelerate over the week, the film ought to have the opportunity to cross the Rs 50 crore mark in the approaching few days nonetheless.
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