Kamal not to remove controversial song
Monday, December 20, 2010 • Tamil
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Kamal Haasan has made it clear that a particular song in his forthcoming venture ÂManmadhan AmbuÂ, which has evoked opposition from a few outfits, would not be deleted from the film.
He was speaking at a promotional event of the movie organised in Kochi, which was attended by producer Udhayanidhi Stalin, director K S Ravikumar and distributor Gokulam Gopalan.
ÂManmadhan Ambu has been certified by the Censor Board. So there is no question of deleting the particular song from the film, the Ulaga Nayagan said in the presence of a huge number of fans.
The actor, who is playing the role of a military officer in the film, said that ÂManmadhan Ambu is a romantic comedy film. With Madhavan and Trisha acting alongside him, the movie is slated for worldwide release on December 23.
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