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No 'Mersal' Ban, Says Madras High Court, But Telugu Release Delayed
Tamil superhit "Mersal" has extended its star turn in a controversy over censorship. The Madras High Court today rejected a petition to ban the film, stating, "It is only a film and not real life. Freedom of expression is for all."
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Law Students Offer Rs 1 Crore To Mersal Team In Challenge Over Wrong Fact
A section of law students in Coimbatore offered Rs one crore to the producers of the film 'Mersal' and actor Vijay, if they proved that Singapore is providing free medical care.
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Attack On 'Mersal' Infringement On Democratic Rights: Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor today slammed the BJP for its criticism of the Vijay- starrer Tamil movie "Mersal", saying no one has the right to object to a film once it was cleared by the censor board.
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Timing Is Suspect: Tamil Star Vishal Takes On BJP Over Visit By Tax Officials
Tamil actor Vishal said today that it's no coincidence that tax officials visited his office in Chennai after he confronted the BJP for its opposition to the movie Mersal; the party has sought the removal of references critical of the new national sales tax or GST from the super-hit which has earned more than Rs 150 crore since it was releas...
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'Mersal Actor Vijay Is Christian So He Hates PM Modi,' Says BJP Leader H Raja
H Raja, a national secretary of the BJP and Tamil Nadu leader, has drawn flak for posting on Twitter a photo of actor Vijay's voter ID card and official letterhead, his purpose to stress that the popular star is a Christian and his full name is C Vijay Joseph
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Mersal: Vijay's GST Clip Goes Viral, Film Overtakes Aamir Khan's Secret Superstar At Box Office
Vijay GST dialogue in Mersal has gone crazy viral after the government's demand to remove it from the film
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Mersal, Starring GST Row, Earns Rs 150 Crore, But BJP May Have Its Way
Five days after its release, Tamil film Mersal starring Vijay is a bona fide hit with ticket sales crossing 150 crores worldwide, according to its producers. Mersal which means "stunning", initiated a political controversy after the BJP demanded the deletion of a scene which denounces the new national sales tax or GST.
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For BJP, Another Row Over Film 'Mersal' After Leader Says He Saw It Online
The controversy over Vijay-starrer "Mersal" continued today, with actor Vishal taking exception to senior BJP leader H Raja's reported remarks that he had watched the movie online. Referring to Raja's remarks, reported in a section of the media, Vishal, head of the Tamil Film Producers Council (TFPC) and general secretary of the South Indian Artist...
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Mersal's Producers Say Ready To Make Cuts After Row Over GST References
Amid the row over references to the GST in Tamil superstar Vijay's new film, 'Mersal', the company that produced the movie on Saturday said if required, they were ready to remove the "misleading portions" of the movie.
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'Don't Try To Demon-etise Tamil Pride': Rahul Gandhi Jab Over Mersal Row
The Congress top leadership waded into the controversy surrounding the Tamil Diwali hit film "Mersal" over some of its dialogues on GST, or Goods and Services Tax. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Tamil Nadu BJP's demand for cuts in the Vijay-starrer "Mersal", asking him not to "demon-...
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Vijay's Film 'Mersal' Gets Kamal Haasan's Support In Row Over GST Dig
The controversy over a politically-loaded dialogue in Tamil superstar Vijay's new film, Mersal, on GST, or Goods and Services Tax, hasn't worried the actor's fans who say it would help establish Vijay as a real-life hero who takes up problems facing people. While Vijay hasn't yet reacted on the Tamil Nadu BJP's demand for cuts in the movie, another...
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BJP Slams GST References In Tamil Film Mersal, Wants Dialogues Deleted
The BJP in Tamil Nadu has demanded cuts in the week's big Diwali release 'Mersal,' alleging that some dialogues portray "untruths" about new national tax GST or Goods and Services Tax and the centre's Digital India campaign. Team Mersal has said the film has been approved by the Censor Board of Film Certification and the "matter ends there".
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No 'Mersal' Ban, Says Madras High Court, But Telugu Release Delayed
Tamil superhit "Mersal" has extended its star turn in a controversy over censorship. The Madras High Court today rejected a petition to ban the film, stating, "It is only a film and not real life. Freedom of expression is for all."
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Law Students Offer Rs 1 Crore To Mersal Team In Challenge Over Wrong Fact
A section of law students in Coimbatore offered Rs one crore to the producers of the film 'Mersal' and actor Vijay, if they proved that Singapore is providing free medical care.
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Attack On 'Mersal' Infringement On Democratic Rights: Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor today slammed the BJP for its criticism of the Vijay- starrer Tamil movie "Mersal", saying no one has the right to object to a film once it was cleared by the censor board.
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Timing Is Suspect: Tamil Star Vishal Takes On BJP Over Visit By Tax Officials
Tamil actor Vishal said today that it's no coincidence that tax officials visited his office in Chennai after he confronted the BJP for its opposition to the movie Mersal; the party has sought the removal of references critical of the new national sales tax or GST from the super-hit which has earned more than Rs 150 crore since it was releas...
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'Mersal Actor Vijay Is Christian So He Hates PM Modi,' Says BJP Leader H Raja
H Raja, a national secretary of the BJP and Tamil Nadu leader, has drawn flak for posting on Twitter a photo of actor Vijay's voter ID card and official letterhead, his purpose to stress that the popular star is a Christian and his full name is C Vijay Joseph
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Mersal: Vijay's GST Clip Goes Viral, Film Overtakes Aamir Khan's Secret Superstar At Box Office
Vijay GST dialogue in Mersal has gone crazy viral after the government's demand to remove it from the film
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Mersal, Starring GST Row, Earns Rs 150 Crore, But BJP May Have Its Way
Five days after its release, Tamil film Mersal starring Vijay is a bona fide hit with ticket sales crossing 150 crores worldwide, according to its producers. Mersal which means "stunning", initiated a political controversy after the BJP demanded the deletion of a scene which denounces the new national sales tax or GST.
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For BJP, Another Row Over Film 'Mersal' After Leader Says He Saw It Online
The controversy over Vijay-starrer "Mersal" continued today, with actor Vishal taking exception to senior BJP leader H Raja's reported remarks that he had watched the movie online. Referring to Raja's remarks, reported in a section of the media, Vishal, head of the Tamil Film Producers Council (TFPC) and general secretary of the South Indian Artist...
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Mersal's Producers Say Ready To Make Cuts After Row Over GST References
Amid the row over references to the GST in Tamil superstar Vijay's new film, 'Mersal', the company that produced the movie on Saturday said if required, they were ready to remove the "misleading portions" of the movie.
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'Don't Try To Demon-etise Tamil Pride': Rahul Gandhi Jab Over Mersal Row
The Congress top leadership waded into the controversy surrounding the Tamil Diwali hit film "Mersal" over some of its dialogues on GST, or Goods and Services Tax. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Tamil Nadu BJP's demand for cuts in the Vijay-starrer "Mersal", asking him not to "demon-...
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Vijay's Film 'Mersal' Gets Kamal Haasan's Support In Row Over GST Dig
The controversy over a politically-loaded dialogue in Tamil superstar Vijay's new film, Mersal, on GST, or Goods and Services Tax, hasn't worried the actor's fans who say it would help establish Vijay as a real-life hero who takes up problems facing people. While Vijay hasn't yet reacted on the Tamil Nadu BJP's demand for cuts in the movie, another...
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BJP Slams GST References In Tamil Film Mersal, Wants Dialogues Deleted
The BJP in Tamil Nadu has demanded cuts in the week's big Diwali release 'Mersal,' alleging that some dialogues portray "untruths" about new national tax GST or Goods and Services Tax and the centre's Digital India campaign. Team Mersal has said the film has been approved by the Censor Board of Film Certification and the "matter ends there".
