‘You will be Kamal Haas, but the feelings cannot be offended …’, the Karnataka High Court condemned
Kamal Haasan, a film actor and producer
Kamal Haasan Message: The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday criticized film actor and producer Kamal Haasan’s comments, saying that the Kannada language was born from Tamil. The court said that once apologized, it may have been resolved. Judge M Nagprasanna said that Hassan’s report had affected the sentiments of the people of Karnataka. The judge questioned that Hassan refused to apologize. The High Court said, “Language is the emotional and cultural identity of the people.”
Judge Nagprasanna said, ‘Are you a historian or linguist? No language is born from another language. Once apologized, the situation may be resolved. During the Tamil film ‘Tuk Life’, the Tamil film ‘Duk Life’, the comment was said to have caused an outrage among the people of Karnataka, after which the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce (KFC) announced that the film would not be released in the state until Hassan.
In response, Hassan has filed a petition in the High Court to release the film, Rajkamal Films International. Navi Nagprasanna emphasized the emotional and cultural significance of some elements, and said, ‘No citizen who hurts emotions has the right. Water, Land and Language – Water, Nela, Bashe is important for citizens. This country was a shared linguistic basis.
C. You have moved this court to seek police protection for your business interests, for your own status.
The petitioner argued that Haasan’s opinion was beyond the environment and was not aimed at contempt.
According to the petition, the report was issued when Kannada actor Shiv Rajkumar was addressed, and he later supported Hassan and said that he had always spoken advantage of Kannada and Karnataka. On behalf of the film construction company, senior lawyer Tian Chinnappa appealed to the court to allow the film to be released and that the comment was not ‘very wrong’.
The producer company also requested that the authorities be advised to prevent any intervention in the film’s screening and provide security to actors, exhibitions and audiences. However, the judge expressed concern over the petitioner’s attitude. Judge Nagprasanna said, ‘You want to earn crores of rupees from Karnataka, but will you not apologize? Common citizens also face legal consequences for such ideas. How different are you? ‘
Hasan recommended that the court would fulfill the order according to the law, but to apologize to calm the situation. The postponement was adjourned until 2.30 pm on Saturday. The judge finally said, ‘You have created disruptions from your report. Consider this. If you want to maintain it more, we will make a decision accordingly.
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