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3:07Now PlayingThe Supreme Court stayed the release of the film Hamare Baarah on Thursday, a day before its scheduled release. According to Bar and Bench, the court directed the Bombay High Court to quickly decide on a petition alleging that the film was derogatory to the Islamic faith. The Supreme Court's decision came after a petition challenged the Bombay High Court’s refusal to halt the film's release. Despite the filmmakers' counsel stating that all objectionable scenes had been removed from promotional material per the Bombay HC’s order, the Supreme Court rejected this claim. The court noted, “If the teaser is so offensive, what about the whole movie... Prima facie it seems you have failed since you yourself deleted the scenes from the teaser,” and dismissed arguments regarding potential financial losses. Watch the full video to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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