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The Film Directors Society has objected to the High Court Patak's interim order to stop the promotion of the film 'Laaz Sharanam'.
On Tuesday, the production team's promotion came to a standstill after the court ordered to stop the promotion of the film 'Laaj Sharanam', which is being screened.
Director of the Film Directors Society, Janakdeep Parajuli, released a statement and mentioned that the promoters were shocked by the work of restricting the film due to the propaganda materials that came in bursts without reaching the process.
It is well-known that films are a means of expression and that films give a story to various characters and tendencies of the society. Government bodies such as the Film Development Board and the Film Check Pass Committee exist to check whether the stories created in this way have traumatized the personality, customs and culture of a person or community. is . The director's society has also requested the professional organizations related to the film to join forces for the necessary support.
In 'Laaz Sharanam', former minister Aftaw Alam had filed a lawsuit saying that the character in the film was made to match his face. Hearing his case on Tuesday, the joint bench of Justices Lal Bahadur Kuwar and Hemant Rawal gave an interim order to prevent the film from being publicized on social media without the permission of the Central Film Censorship Committee.
