Kamal Hassan has refused to apologise to the Karnataka High Court for his remark. He said that “Kannada was born out of Tamil”.

Kamal Hassan thanks Tamil Nadu for ‘understanding’ him from stage in first public event amid Tamil-Kannada row Kamal Hassan's upcoming film Thug Life won't release in Karnataka yet.

Kamal Haasan faces opposition from politicians and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa over film Virumandi’s old title, leading to its change subsequently.

Karnataka Rakshana Vedike - Narayan Gowda faction held a protest in Belagavi on Wednesday (May 28, 2025), against Tamil actor-director Kamal Hassan for his statement which allegedly hurt Kannada ...

Kamal Haasan has moved the Karnataka High Court, to ensure the release of his film, Thug Life, in the state.

Thiruvananthapuram: A documentary titled "Pinarayi the Legend," chronicling Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's personal and political journey, was released by actor Kamal Haasan in ...

Kamal Haasan’s much-hyped thriller Thug Life has finally hit theatres — but early reactions are unanimously negative; take a look Fresh from the audio launch controversy that sparked outrage ...

‘You may be Kamal Hassan or anyone, can’t hurt sentiments of masses’: Karnataka HC slams actor over Kannada row The judge sharply criticised the actor’s stance and remarks, questioning his ...

Kamal Haasan Expresses Gratitude To Tamil Nadu Amid ‘Karnataka’ Remark Controversy. During his remarks, he praised the crew of his film Thug Life for their dedication and shared his deep love ...

BENGALURU: Fearing that his movie ‘Thug Life’ would be banned in Karnataka, Tamil actor Kamal Haasan on Monday knocked the doors of High Court of Karnataka seeking direction to release his ...

Pro-Kannada groups are protesting against Kamal Hassan's movie 'Thug Life' following his remark that Kannada was born out of Tamil. Activists are urging cinema halls not to screen the film and are ...

Kamal Hassan poised for Rajya Sabha role. The elections to six Rajya Sabha seats from Tamil Nadu next month would offer clarity on the battle lines for the 2026 Assembly polls.