FNCC Warns To Ban Kamal.Haasan Thug Life

The release of Kamal Haasan's upcoming film "Thug Life" is facing uncertainty due to controversy surrounding his remarks about the Kannada language. The Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce (KFCC) has announced that the film will not be allowed to release unless Haasan makes a public apology by May 30. KFCC officials have stated that they will not show sympathy towards Kamal and will stand with pro-Kannada groups that have demanded a ban on the film.

The controversy began when Kamal Haasan made a remark about the Kannada language, stating that it was born out of Tamil. This led to widespread outrage among pro-Kannada groups, who tore up posters of the film and threatened to disrupt its release. The KRV activists have even filed a complaint against Kamal, terming his remark as "unlawful" and disruptive to Kannadiga-Tamil harmony.

Kamal Haasan has refused to apologize, stating that his remarks came from a place of love and he would not apologize for something he said in love. The KFCC has tried to get in touch with Kamal Haasan, but it remains to be seen whether the film will be released as scheduled on June 5.

The controversy has generated significant attention, and fans are eagerly waiting to see how the situation unfolds. The fate of "Thug Life" hangs in the balance in Karnataka, and it is unclear whether Kamal Haasan's refusal to apologize will impact the film's release.