Bombay HC allows ‘Hamare Baarah’ release June 21 with modifications IANS Updated: June 19th, 2024, 15:55 IST in Entertainment 0 Hamare-Baarah Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on WhatsApp Share on Linkedin Mumbai: The Bombay High Court Wednesday allowed the release of the controversial film Hamare Baarah June 21 after making certain modifications to content that was found objectionable. The order by a division bench comprising Justice B.P.
Colabawalla and Justice Firdosh Pooniwalla came in a writ plea seeking a ban on the film for its derogatory content towards Islam and Muslims. Also Read Salman begins shooting for Sikander, shares pic with Murugadoss from set 4 hours ago Priyanka Chopra injured on ‘The Bluff’ sets 6 hours ago The court directed that following its suggestions that were acceptable to all the concerned parties, the modifications would be made in the film and implemented before its release. The filmmakers have agreed to slash a dialogue and a Quranic verse, add two disclaimers of 12 seconds each in the film, and donate Rs 5 lakh to a charity chosen by the petitioner as the costs of the petition, who in turn consented not to object to the film release thereafter.
The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has also agreed to re-certify the film based on the changes agreed before the court Thursday, to enable the release Friday (June 21). The court disposed of the writ petition filed by a social worker Azhar B. Tamboli who contended that the fil.