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Rajkotupdates.news : RRR Filed PIL in Telangana High Court Before Release : An Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed in Telangana High Court against SS Rajamouli’s forthcoming magnum opus “RRR,” featuring Jr NTR and Ram Charan. The petitioners claim that, according to them, the film obfuscates information related to Alluri Sitaramaraju, Komaram Bheem.
Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed
It is possible to file a PIL (public interest litigation) can be filed by anyone in the public whether they are a common man, NGO, or social activist – for a redress of injury that is caused by violations of rights in law. It is a means that ensures public involvement in the judicial review of administrative actions.
The Supreme Court has established guidelines for the management and disposal of PILs. It is vital that the court ensures petitioners have the best intentions, and not seeking redress for private or personal profit.
Furthermore, PILs help safeguard the courts from being used by pressure groups to block legitimate administrative action or further their political objectives. Inappropriate use of PILs is frequent and has often resulted in delays or even quashing legitimate cases.
In 2010 the Supreme Court imposed strict guidelines on the courts’ handling of Personal Interest Liens (PILs). It’s been widely believed that some people file frivolous petitions in order to get public attention, and impose a huge pressure on our judicial system.
Public interest litigations can be filed in any High Court or Supreme Court by groups, individuals or institutions to seek redress of grievances and violations of rights. This includes non-payment of wages, bonded labour issues, women’s rights environmental pollution and more.
Indian court is currently hearing several Public Interest Litigations (PILs) to protect and enforce a variety of rights and rights and. They cover everything from child abuse redressal to the protection of women’s rights, preservation of cultural heritage as well as ecological balance preservation and much more.
Recently, this year, the Supreme Court has been hearing a number of Public Interest Litigations (PILs). One of them was filed by a school student from West Godavari district who challenged the movie ‘RRR’ because of their distortion of Freedom fighters Alluri Seetharama Raju and Komaram Bheem’s histories of being British policemen. To stop the release of the film, they’ve requested the court to refuse the censorship certification issued by Censor Board and hold off on screening the movie until further notice.
Hearing date
Alluri Sowmya from Undrajavaram in West Godavari filed a Public Interest Liability (PIL) against the movie Sitarama Raju: she claimed it depicted him as a police officer, which was against their style of living and hurt a lot of their followers’ feelings. In the end, she pleaded with the court to halt RRR’s release and no the censorship certificate be granted to the film, as per rajkotupdates.news the rrr has filed a pil with the telangana high court before release
This week, a bench of two judges comprising chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Abhinand Kumar Shavali dismissed the PIL. They ruled that nothing can damage the reputations of famous personalities like Alluri Sitarama Raju and Konar Ramaraju “Poison may kill Socrates but not his ideas or literature,” they declared.
In addition, the judges advised makers to take the appropriate steps to avoid any controversy during its release. They also asked that the censor board ensure no copyright infringement occurs.
Remember, the film was initially scheduled to release on January 7, but was forced been delayed due to increasing cases of Covid-19. Based on the statement of director, the numbers would continue to increase that release of the film was not possible.
In the meantime, the “RRR” film was being discussed on social media with many calling for a boycott of the film in Karnataka because of the Kannada version being given less importance than the Tamil, Telugu and Hindi versions.
The film received critical acclaim for its cinematography, direction and action sequences, as well as its music, script and performances. It received international recognition and was ranked among the top ten films that made money in India.
In February of 2021 Lyca Productions acquired Tamil Nadu rights to theatrical distribution for RRR and Pen Studios took over North Indian rights. The film is set for release on July 30th 2020.
Hearing venue
Prior to the release of the film, the SS Rajamouli’s epic “RRR” starring Jr NTR and Ram Charan was challenged in court over the story’s premise based upon freedom fighters Alluri Sita Komaram and Ramaraju that were said to have been twisted. Alluri Soumya, a resident of West Godavari district filed the request that the film’s release be postponed and not granted a censor certificate.
Alluri Soumya believes that the litigation is of public interest and the court should block the release of “RRR” because it ruins the history of Alluri Sita Ramaraju as well as Kambaram Bheem. She stated that the story of Alluri Sita Ramaraju was embellished, making it untrue; additionally the historical background behind Komaram Bheem was also made up in the film and Therefore, she believes that the film shouldn’t be released.
Production was handled by DVV Danayya and directed by SS Rajamouli, the film stars NTR as well as Ram Charan as the lead roles along with Ajay Devgn, and Alia Bhatt playing support roles. Samuthirakani, Shriya Saran, Ray Stevenson, and Alison Doody are also featured in other roles.
There have been several controversy surrounding the film “RRR”, among which is its trailer that shows an actor wearing skull caps. Siddipet State President and Karimnagar MP Bandi Sanjay expressed displeasure with the scene and demanded producers to take it out of the film.
However, the court denied her appeal and ordered that ‘RRR’ be released. This means that there will be an CJ tribunal hearing held shortly which will be fascinating to see how this case is handled.
According to reports it is expected that the film will begin shooting on the 22nd of October in Mahabaleshwar. According to the most recent information on the shoot 1000 fighters have been taken on for ‘RRR’s’ action sequence.
The new schedule for “RRR is in the beginning and has already won viewers with their hearts. According to reports, the film will be shot at two locations: Mahabaleshwar along with Gujarat.
Decision
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed at Telangana High Court by Alluri Sowmya who is a student from West Godavari district. She claimed that the presentation of the life of two rebels from RRR is contrary to their lives and misrepresents the reality. In her petition she asked the court to issue a censor’s certificate and prevent producers from releasing the film.
The petitioner has also expressed her displeasure at the portrayal of Martyr Alluri Seetharamaraju as a police officer, which she felt is at odds with his life style. Furthermore, she believes that the film was damaging Alluri Sita Ramaraju’s image, as well as legacy by portraying her as an ordinary police officer.
SS Rajamouli’s directorial, written and directed by him, is set to release in the year ahead and features Jr NTR, Ram Charan and Alia Bhatt in leading roles. However, it has faced many controversies and was delayed indefinitely due to an increase in cases of the Omicron COVID-19 pandemic.
Recently, Telangana BJP chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar hit another blow to the film directing them to not include any visuals featuring Jr NTR wearing the Muslim skull cap on its trailer.
The BJP believes that this could cause a deep political rift amongst tribes and the people of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Maharashtra. In addition the Telangana BJP has threatened to torch down any theatre showing the movie if the character’s portrayal is seen as Muslim.
The Telangana High Court has now ordered the film’s makers to re-release the movie if it doesn’t harm Alluri Sita Ramaraju and Komaram Bheem’s image. The filmmakers have yet respond to the court’s request and it will be interesting to hear their response.