The Kerala Story

Kerala Story actor Adah Sharma informed that the film's team has donated Rs 51 lakh to Arsha Vidya Samajam

OpIndia met with some victims from Kerala who had fallen victim to the systematised crime of indoctrination in the name of Islam

The Supreme Court also issued directions to the State of Tamil Nadu to ensure the safety of theatres and viewers of the film 'The Kerala Story' by providing adequate security.

OpIndia met some victims from Kerala, who fell prey to this systematic crime that has been flagrantly taking place in various parts of the country

Vipul Amrutlal Shah said that some elements were trying to stop The Kerala Story illegally.

According to the reports, the Kerala Story recorded single-digit collections for the first time since its opening day of Rs 8.03 crores, but it was still enough for it to easily surpass the Rs 150 crore threshold.

The British film certification body under its 'Discrimination' rating wrote, "The film presents a partial and unbalanced view of Islam which focuses on radical Islamist characters and motivations to the exclusion of more moderate and mainstream forms of the faith. The

West Bengal government led by CM Mamata Banerjee submitted an affidavit in which it defended a ban on the film The Kerala Story

Tamil Nadu government claimed before the Supreme Court of India that there is no ban on the screening of the movie 'The Kerala Story' in the State.

As per an eyewitness, a student was threatened by a group of Muslim students for praising 'The Kerala Story' on Whatsapp.