The petition speculates who the CBFC cleared the movie which has fake dialogues and scenes.
On Friday The Madras High Court dismissed a public interest litigation petition filed by a lawyer looking for a direction to Central Board of Film Certification to cancel the censor certificate issued to actor Vijay starrer Mersal for its challenging dialogues against GST.
Justices M.M. Sundresh and Justice M. Sundar reject to entertain the case on the ground that a mature democracy the voices of the minority cannot be subdued. The judges said that it was eventually for the viewers to take a call on the contents of a movie.
The petitioner A. Ashvathaman of Mylapore in Chennai gave this point of view, speculate how the CBFC cleared the movie for public exhibition “even though the film was full of wrong misinformation about the country and contained fake dialogues and scenes which would lead to the false impression about our new taxation system.”
He said, “The story of the film does not demand the above said scenes and dialogues which contained fake and fabricated particulars.... The CBFC is duty-bound to see that the young and impressionable minds are guarded against subtle machinations of pseudo-artists and producers as the youngsters try to emulate what they have seen in the movies.”
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