PIL filed against Paresh Rawal’s The Taj Story | Indian Movie News
A public curiosity litigation (PIL) petition has been filed before the Delhi High Court searching for motion against the soon-to-be-released movie The Taj Story that includes actor Paresh Rawal. The movie, scheduled for release on October 31, sparked heated debate following its poster, which depicts a statue of Lord Shiva rising from the enduring Taj Mahal dome—a visible that reignites the contentious principle alleging the monument’s Hindu temple origins.
Advocate Shakeel Abbas, the petitioner, alleges that The Taj Story presents “fabricated and provocative content” about the origins of the Taj Mahal, contradicting established historic consensus and scholarly writings. The petition claims the movie’s speculative assertions threaten to erode public religion in historical past, provoke communal unrest, and probably harm the worldwide popularity of the Taj Mahal, which is acknowledged globally as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The plea urges the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to review the certification granted to the movie and instruct required cuts if essential to safeguard communal concord across the nation. Furthermore, the PIL requests that a clear disclaimer be added to the movie, clarifying that it presents a contested narrative moderately than established fact.
According to the petition, the movie comprises “deeply divisive scenes” that could incite communal tensions and disrupt public peace. The plea also mentions the amplification of controversial statements by political leaders and fringe teams, raising alarms over the potential for nationwide unrest.
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