Case Filed Against Priya Prakash By A Muslim Youth Group For Hurting Muslims’ Sentiments

The most recent Malayalam sensation Priya Prakash Varrier who took Internet and online networking to storm with her wink and articulations has arrived stuck in an unfortunate situation.
  
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According to reports, an objection has been held up against Priya Prakash Varrier and the producers of tune "Manikya Malaraya Poovi" from the film entitled "Oru Adaar Love" by a gathering of Muslim youth with Hyderabad's Falaknuma police headquarters. The gathering is of the conclusion that it supposedly harms Muslims' feelings and slants.

The gathering has guaranteed that when converted into English, "Manikya Malaraya Poovi" affronts the Prophet and for the same, they have requested an activity against the video; in any case, they don't have anything specifically against the on-screen character. The cops have not recorded a FIR for this situation up until this point.

Also, it has gotten reaction from the Muslim people group in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Not just this, a gathering in Kerala likewise made up brain of challenging "Oru Adaar Love" in the start of the week. 

Furthermore, a Hindu gathering took to Facebook and requested boycotting the flick. For dissent named "Durga Vahini's March Against 'Oru Adar Love'", individuals have sorted out an occasion on Shankumugham Beach at Thiruvananthapuram.

This is what the occasion freely interprets,

“When Hinduism is going to outer space, these kind of regressive ideas are not a good ideal for our youth. More importantly, films like these are an embarrassment to Indian culture. So we request all men and women to come join the Durga Vahini’s march protesting against the movie, Oru Adaar Love.”

 

It's not stunning for any film to get challenges or feedback these days as we have just observed "Padmaavat" experiencing such inconveniences. How about we see what occurs if there should be an occurrence of "Oru Adaar Love".