Screening of The Kerala Story banned in Tamil Nadu, Multiplex Association decided for this big reason

Actress Adah Sharma’s film ‘The Kerala Story’ has been released in theaters on May 5 amidst controversies. The film is getting mixed response from the people. Some seem to be supporting it, while many are opposing it by calling it against Kerala and the Muslim community. Despite all this, there was a good jump in the film’s earnings on Saturday and Sunday. Meanwhile, screening of ‘The Kerala Story’ has been banned in Tamil Nadu. The film will not be screened in the state from Sunday.

‘The Kerala Story’ will not be shown in Tamil Nadu

The Tamil Nadu Multiplex Association on Sunday announced that they have decided not to screen ‘The Kerala Story’ in the state from today. The association has cited Tamil Nadu’s law and order situation and the film’s poor performance as the reason behind its decision. Let me tell you, since the release of ‘The Kerala Story’, there have been protests in Tamil Nadu. Nama Tamilar Katchi (NTK) party protested against the film’s release in Chennai on Saturday. Not only this, the party has also demanded a ban on the film. Apart from this, he appealed to the theater owners not to play the film and people not to watch it.

How is the movie?

‘The Kerala Story’ is thematically rich as well. Hindu religious worship, atheism, communism, and the process of inducing Islam and Sharia law depicted in the film are challenging enough to raise a different level of debate. The film highlights a brutality – the extremes of toxic masculinity, the stretching of innocence and the influence of company at a young age, as well as some ideological debate, but in a very light and logical way so that the whole brainwashing process is not but inevitable. . However, one thing that really bothers about ‘The Kerala Story’ is its background score. It’s pretty deafening.