Green Signal to Release of ‘Razakar: Silent Genocide of Hyderabad’
Hyderabad, March 14 (Maxim News) The High Court of Telangana decided to let the movie “Razakar: Silent Genocide of Hyderabad” be shown in theaters.
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The Telangana High Court has disposed of a writ petition seeking a stay on the release of the movie “Razakar, Silent Genocide of Hyderabad.”
A group called the Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR) didn’t want the movie released because they worried it might cause problems.
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The APCR said the movie trailer showed scenes of fighting, violence against women, and killings between different religious groups.
They were afraid this could make people from different backgrounds angry at each other.
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The court said the APCR didn’t have a good enough reason to stop the movie because they were only basing their concerns on the trailer.
The movie also has a certificate from a government board that checks movies before they are released.
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The movie is scheduled to come out on March 15th. It tells a story about the fight for Hyderabad’s independence in 1948 that hasn’t been widely known before. (Maxim News)
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