Overview
- The heirs’ filing, through Adv Tousif Z. Warsi, alleges the movie misrepresents Sharia and hurts Muslim community sentiments, and claims the makers lack authorization from the family.
- The Indore High Court is expected to hear the matter shortly, with the request seeking an immediate stay on the film’s rollout.
- The producers are being represented by Hitesh Jain, Parinaam Law, and Ameet Naik of Naik & Naik as they prepare their legal response.
- The film remains slated for a November 7 theatrical opening, according to the studios and recent promotional coverage.
- Yami Gautam said the title received a 15+ rating in the UAE with no censorship cuts, indicating at least one clearance outside India.