Telangana High Court has given a green signal for the release of Gopal Varma’s movie Murder.Earlier, a district court in Nalgonda had given a stay order on the movie after Amrutha Pranays’ family approached the court.
Murder movie is based on the caste killing that took place two years ago in Miryalguda of Telangana district.Amrutha’s husband, Pranay, a 24-year-old Dalit man was hacked to death by a hired killer.
The killer was hired by his father-in-law Maruthi Rao, who had refused to accept his marriage with his daughter.However, after the lower court issued a stay order, Ram Gopal Varma approached the High Court with an appeal.
On Friday, the filmmaker took to Twitter to announce that the High Court had cleared the movie’s release.
“VERY HAPPY to inform you that our good intentions of making the film MURDER have been rightly understood by the honorable COURT.
Details will be given once the order is with us .THANKING EVERYONE,” the filmmaker tweeted.
According to sources, RGV’s Murder movie can be released under one condition, that the movie should not use the names of any of the victims or the family members, including those of Amrutha, Pranay, or Maruthi Rao.Ram Gopal Varma’s advocate reportedly told the court that if any of the names are mentioned, they would make necessary changes accordingly.
