Story makers from Kerala want Mamata Banerjee to watch film amid ban: ‘Will listen to their criticisms’

Vipul Amritlal Shah story of kerala was released in theaters on May 5, 2023. However, the film’s story, based on true events, was banned in the state of West Bengal. CM Mamata Banerjee announced its screening story of kerala Will not be hosted in the state as it would lead to law and order situation. Producer Vipul Shah filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the ban. Now, the apex court has stayed the ban saying that the West Bengal government is duty-bound to maintain law and order.

Following the Supreme Court order, producer Vipul Shah urged the chief minister to watch the film with the film’s team and discuss his “criticisms”. He added that the law and order situation was just an “excuse”. He further said that when the film was screened in the state for 3.5 days (before the ban), there was not a single incident. Therefore, according to him, there was no possibility of any incident. Vipul said that the Supreme Court has rejected the excuse and people of West Bengal and Tamil Nadu can now enjoy the film. “With folded hands,” he said, “he would like CM Mamta Didi to watch the film and share with her if she finds anything.” “We would like to hear all their valid criticisms and present our perspective,” he added.

#Watch , “With folded hands, I would like to request Mamta Didi to watch this film with us and discuss with us if she finds anything like it. We would like to hear all her valid criticisms and present her point of view…” says #TheKeralaStory Producer Vipul Shah pic.twitter.com/rSVmWo0dQa

– ANI (@ANI) May 18, 2023

Meanwhile, the SC ordered that the law cannot be used to put a premium on public intolerance, else every film would hit the same spot.