'Salman is not God, he cannot stop me':'Kala Hiran' director hits back at release-ban demands, says, 'Many people wear bracelets, it's coincidental'

The film 'Kala Hiran' has been continuously embroiled in controversies since its announcement. The film's character is shown to resemble Salman Khan, and the story is similar to his 1998 blackbuck hunting case; even the poster shows the act...

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'Salman is not God, he cannot stop me':'Kala Hiran' director hits back at release-ban demands, says, 'Many people wear bracelets, it's coincidental'
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'Salman is not God, he cannot stop me':'Kala Hiran' director hits back at release-ban demands, says, 'Many people wear bracelets, it's coincidental'
The film 'Kala Hiran' has been continuously embroiled in controversies since its announcement. The film's character is shown to resemble Salman Khan, and the story is similar to his 1998 blackbuck hunting case; even the poster shows the actor wearing Salman Khan's bracelet. As soon as the poster was released, Salman filed a petition against the filmmakers, demanding a halt to its release. Meanwhile, producer Amit Jani claimed that he has been receiving continuous threats. Now, the film's producer has reacted to the matter, stating that the film is not about Salman. He is not God, nor is he a godfather who can stop them. On the similarity of the bracelet, the film's director Bharat S. Srinathe said in an interview given to News18, 'This bracelet is not a patented item. If Salman thinks only he can wear it, then he should get it patented. Then this bracelet should not be available anywhere else in the world. I completely disagree that this film or its character is based on Salman Khan. Our character is not Salman Khan. This is just a film.' Shrinate further said that the similarity between the film's actor and Salman Khan is merely a coincidence and was not intentionally created. He said, 'Nawazuddin Siddiqui played the role of Balasaheb Thackeray in the film 'Thackeray'. Prosthetics and makeup were used to make him look like Balasaheb. But nothing of that sort has been done in our film. Our actor naturally looks like Salman.' He further added, 'I cannot change his face. I couldn't even use prosthetics to make him look like someone else. What can be done now? If someone is bothered by this, what can I say about it?' Reacting to reports of legal action against the film, Shrinathe expressed disappointment. He said, 'Salman Khan can neither stop me nor make or break my career.' He further said, 'Ultimately, the impact and importance of the film will be decided by the audience. A lot of people's hard work has gone into making this film. And now, suddenly, we have been sent a legal notice. Attempts are being made to stop the film's release. This certainly feels bad.' Court refused to grant an interim stay; the next hearing is on 1 July The Delhi High Court's vacation bench has refused to grant an immediate interim stay on Salman Khan's petition. According to a Live Law report, Justice Madhu Jain's bench has directed Salman's legal team to hand over all case-related documents to the filmmakers so they can prepare their response. Now, the next hearing in this matter will be on July 1. In his petition, Salman Khan has sought to stop the release of the film 'Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy'. He alleges that this film is being made without his permission, based on his 1998 blackbuck poaching case and controversies related to gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. Producer receiving threats, case registered Film producer Amit Jani has received death threats from Pakistani numbers. He alleges that he was threatened at the behest of Salman Khan. Regarding this, a case was registered at Ratanada police station in Jodhpur on Thursday. Station Officer Dinesh Lakhawat said that a case has been registered on Amit's complaint. He has been threatened with death and told to withdraw from the movie. 'I have been receiving threats for two years' - Amit Jani Regarding this whole matter, Amit Jani has also released a video. He said - 'For the past two years, I have been receiving threats of throat-slitting, murder, blowing up my house, and blowing up with petrol bombs. I said that I am not part of any gang. Everyone is making films about terrorists. I cannot write 'Baharon Phool Barsao' songs. I cannot make films like 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai', 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge'.. This is my subject.' 'I am not a terrorist or a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. I am a citizen of India. Shahzad Bhatti is a declared terrorist.' He said, 'Why is Salman Khan playing on two fronts? He has threatened to throw me into the sea. He is threatening with his fan following and toolkit. Shehzad Bhatti is threatening me at Salman Khan's behest.'

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