Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Kerala High Court Watches Film 'Haal' Amid CBFC Objections
A judge in Kerala watched a Malayalam movie called 'Haal' because the people in charge of giving it a certificate, called the CBFC, wanted to make some changes.
The CBFC thought the movie wasn't appropriate for everyone to see without changes, suggesting it was only suitable for adults.
The filmmakers didn't like these changes and took the issue to court.
The CBFC wanted to change scenes like the 'beef biryani eating' scene and some parts of the movie involving religious sensitivities.
The judge watched the film to understand the situation better.
The court will decide if the CBFC's suggested changes are fair or if the movie should be allowed to be shown as it is.
The Kerala High Court watched the Malayalam movie 'Haal' on October 25.
The CBFC suggested modifications and an 'A' certificate to the film.
The filmmakers moved the court after the CBFC's recommendations.
The screening included the judge, filmmakers, and CBFC representatives.
The matter will be heard on October 30 to decide on the CBFC's proposals.
- Who
- Justice V G Arun, the filmmakers, and CBFC representatives.
- What
- The Kerala High Court watched the Malayalam film 'Haal' amidst objections from the CBFC.
- When
- The movie screening occurred on October 25th; the hearing is scheduled for October 30th.
- Where
- Kerala High Court.
- Why
- The filmmakers sought a screening certificate after the CBFC proposed modifications and an 'A' certificate.
- Movie Title
- Haal
- Court
- Kerala High Court
- Judge
- Justice V G Arun
- Movie Length
- 2 hours 10 minutes
- Hearing Date
- October 30
- CBFC Proposal
- 'A' Certificate with modifications