Telangana High Court gives ‘go-ahead’ to Ram Gopal Verma’s ‘MURDER’ and ask to not use real names

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Telangana HC allows to release of RGV Movie “Murder” with certain directions

A relief with certain conditions attached to filmmaker Ram Gopal Verma by giving a green card for the release of the Movie ‘Murder’ was given by the Telangana High Court yesterday. The court reprimanded Ram Gopal Verma for using actual names of victims in the movie and said the names have to be changed.

The petition was allowed by the division bench of Justice MS Ramchandra Rao and Justice T Amarnath Goud. The petition was filed by Ram Gopal Verma challenging the order of the lower court.

“The subject film was not intended to hurt the respondent Amrutha and her family members. The film only highlights the love between a father and his daughter”, the petitioner counsel K. Durga Prasad submitted.

The Court directed to filmmaker to remove the names of Amrutha, Pranay and Maruthi Rao if they were being used in the film.

The film was based on the honour killing of Pranay murdered by the wife’s family in daylight. Amrutha, Pranay’s widow filed a case in Nalgonda Court seeking to stop the release of the film. The lower court gave a stay order; filmmaker Ram Gopal Verma approached the High Court.

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