Almost
everyone
were
expecting
it
and
saw
it
coming.
It's
become
so
common
in
Kollywood
that
we
don't
even
have
to
tell
you
what
we
are
talking
about.
For
those
who
do
not
follow
Tamil
cinema,
we
are
talking
about
yet
another
protest
to
ban
a
yet
to
release
film.
Not
surprisingly,
it
is
Kamal
Haasan's
Uttama
Villain
this
time
around.
A
man
named
Sathyamurthy
from
Vishva
Hindu
Parishad,
Chennai
has
forwarded
a
formal
complaint
to
the
commissioner
office
requesting
for
a
ban
on
Uttama
Villain's
release.
In
his
complaint,
it
is
claimed
that
the
film
contains
some
dialogues
which
might
hurt
the
sentiments
of
Hindu's
as
Lord
Vishnu's
avatar's
has
been
allegedly
disrespected.
Furthermore,
a
stage
show
in
the
film
which
narrates
the
story
of
an
evil
king
Hiranyakashipu
and
his
son
'Bhakta'
Prahlada
has
been
put
across
as
the
story
of
blood,
according
to
the
complainant.
He
has
also
stated
that,
Kamal
Haasan,
who
always
poses
himself
as
an
atheist
opposing
Hinduism
and
its
beliefs,
has
hurt
our
sentiments
by
assessing
Hindu
Gods
and
hence
the
film
should
be
banned.
Further
details
from
the
commissioner
office
is
awaited.
Going
by
the
current
situation,
looks
like
a
local
court
will
soon
have
another
case
on
its
table
pertaining
to
the
ban
of
a
film
prior
to
its
release.
This
could
well
mean
Uttama
Villain
could
be
further
postponed
based
on
the
court's
proceedings
and
protests
by
the
Vishva
Hindu
Parishad.
We
wonder
what
Kamal
Haasan
and
other
filmmakers
are
thinking
at
the
moment.
Stay
tuned
for
further
updates.