Vishwaroopam Ban

Malaysian authorities today lifted the ban on Tamil movie Vishwaroopam, much to the delight of ethnic Indians in the country.

Kamal Haasan's controversial film Vishwaroopam may have had a late start after being banned for almost two weeks but it's making up for lost time at the box office.

Kamal Haasan's spy-thriller Vishwaroopam will finally release in theatres across Tamil Nadu today. Last week, the state government brokered a compromise with leaders of several Muslim groups who were offended by the portrayal of their community in the Rs 95-crore film. The truce was reached after the actor-producer agreed to edit out the audio for ...

After actor Kamal Haasan's movie 'Vishwaroopam' was banned in Tamil Nadu by the state government, the centre has appointed a judicial commission to review the Cinematography Act, which creates and empowers the national censor board.

Tamil superstar Kamal Haasan's film Vishwaroopam will release in theatres in Tamil Nadu on Thursday, after the state government first banned the film and then brokered a compromise with leaders of groups who were offended by the portrayal of Muslims in the Rs 95-crore film.

Acting swiftly after government lifted the ban on his Tamil movie Vishwaroopam, Kamal Haasan withdrew his petition before the Madras High Court challenging the ban, a move that could see the early release of his mega-budget movie.

Actor Kamal Haasan has decided to withdraw his plea against the ban of his film Vishwaroopam. This comes a day after the actor-director reached an agreement with Muslim groups opposing his mega-budget thriller and the ban on his film was lifted.

The ban on Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam has been lifted in Tamil Nadu, a day after the actor-director reached an agreement with Muslim groups opposing his mega-budget thriller.

No one should have "the moral authority" to impose a ban on a film once it is duly cleared by the Censor Board, veteran actor Anupam Kher said.

Actor Kamal Haasan returned to Chennai today and has met with members of Muslim groups opposed to some sections of his movie Vishwaroopam. The actor was in Mumbai for the Hindi premiere of his Rs 95-crore blockbuster.

Malaysian government will hold a meeting with distributor of Tamil film Vishwaroopam directed by legendary actor Kamal Hassan to find a solution to lift the ban on it.

After first round of talks between producers of Vishwaroopam and protesting groups on Friday failed to show results, actor-director Kamal Haasan has said he will join talks today seeking to end the ban on the movie.

After first round of talks between producers of Vishwaroopam and protesting groups on Friday failed to show results, actor-director Kamal Haasan is likely to join talks today seeking to end the ban on the movie.

After first round of talks between makers of Vishwaroopam and protesting groups on Friday failed to break the deadlock, actor Kamal Haasan is likely to hold talks himself today seeking to end the ban on the movie.

Talks seeking an end to the ban on actor Kamal Haasan's film Vishwaroopam in Tamil Nadu between makers of the movie and protesting groups have been postponed till Saturday. Through the day, Kamal Haasan's brother met with the government and leaders of Muslim groups whose objections to the film had provoked a two-week ban.

Malaysian authorities today lifted the ban on Tamil movie Vishwaroopam, much to the delight of ethnic Indians in the country.

Kamal Haasan's controversial film Vishwaroopam may have had a late start after being banned for almost two weeks but it's making up for lost time at the box office.

Kamal Haasan's spy-thriller Vishwaroopam will finally release in theatres across Tamil Nadu today. Last week, the state government brokered a compromise with leaders of several Muslim groups who were offended by the portrayal of their community in the Rs 95-crore film. The truce was reached after the actor-producer agreed to edit out the audio for ...

After actor Kamal Haasan's movie 'Vishwaroopam' was banned in Tamil Nadu by the state government, the centre has appointed a judicial commission to review the Cinematography Act, which creates and empowers the national censor board.

Tamil superstar Kamal Haasan's film Vishwaroopam will release in theatres in Tamil Nadu on Thursday, after the state government first banned the film and then brokered a compromise with leaders of groups who were offended by the portrayal of Muslims in the Rs 95-crore film.

Acting swiftly after government lifted the ban on his Tamil movie Vishwaroopam, Kamal Haasan withdrew his petition before the Madras High Court challenging the ban, a move that could see the early release of his mega-budget movie.

Actor Kamal Haasan has decided to withdraw his plea against the ban of his film Vishwaroopam. This comes a day after the actor-director reached an agreement with Muslim groups opposing his mega-budget thriller and the ban on his film was lifted.

The ban on Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam has been lifted in Tamil Nadu, a day after the actor-director reached an agreement with Muslim groups opposing his mega-budget thriller.

No one should have "the moral authority" to impose a ban on a film once it is duly cleared by the Censor Board, veteran actor Anupam Kher said.

Actor Kamal Haasan returned to Chennai today and has met with members of Muslim groups opposed to some sections of his movie Vishwaroopam. The actor was in Mumbai for the Hindi premiere of his Rs 95-crore blockbuster.

Malaysian government will hold a meeting with distributor of Tamil film Vishwaroopam directed by legendary actor Kamal Hassan to find a solution to lift the ban on it.

After first round of talks between producers of Vishwaroopam and protesting groups on Friday failed to show results, actor-director Kamal Haasan has said he will join talks today seeking to end the ban on the movie.

After first round of talks between producers of Vishwaroopam and protesting groups on Friday failed to show results, actor-director Kamal Haasan is likely to join talks today seeking to end the ban on the movie.

After first round of talks between makers of Vishwaroopam and protesting groups on Friday failed to break the deadlock, actor Kamal Haasan is likely to hold talks himself today seeking to end the ban on the movie.

Talks seeking an end to the ban on actor Kamal Haasan's film Vishwaroopam in Tamil Nadu between makers of the movie and protesting groups have been postponed till Saturday. Through the day, Kamal Haasan's brother met with the government and leaders of Muslim groups whose objections to the film had provoked a two-week ban.