‘Koffi Shop’ controversy that it is a dubbed Kannada film has further kicked up a row on Wednesday and become a hottest coffee!

Blue Fox production house director and producer Geetha Krishna argues that this is not a dubbing cinema. Communication problem has lead to all such controversies he says. Meanwhile the anti-dubbing committee is not getting the copy of ‘Koffi Shop’ to view the film and decide. For this Geetha Krishna has not come forward and instead of it he has moved to court. This is the most irking issue.

To the controversy the Karnataka government has given a letter of 100 percent Entertainment Tax exemption has strengthened the hands of Geetha Krishna. The distributor in Northern Karnataka Odhu Gowder also says the clear certificate is there for the release of ‘Koffi Shop’.

The Karnataka Film Workers Federation staged a protest in front of the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce. Later the team left for discussion at Ambarish residence. In case it is a dubbing cinema we will not allow it to screen stated Ambarish, President of Kannada Cinema Artists Association.

The Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce President clearly mentioned that dubbed films to Kannada should not be allowed to screen.

The dubbing artist of high reputation Ravindranath is firm on his opinion that non Kannada films not going to have dubbing from our fraternity. In ‘Koffi Shop’ for Suman’s role Ravidranath has given his voice.