Bharat S Shrinate

The controversy around Kala Hiran has intensified after reports claimed Salman Khan’s legal team issued a notice over alleged similarities to the blackbuck poaching case. Director Bharat S. Shrinate said he is used to legal pressure, citing Udaipur Files. Producer Amit Jani alleged intimidation, while Salman’s team has not responded. The film is reportedly based on the 1998 case.

A new film, 'Kala Hiran: The Battle For Legacy,' inspired by Salman Khan's 1998 blackbuck poaching case, is creating buzz. The movie reportedly explores the legal fight, celebrity involvement, and even the Lawrence Bishnoi angle. Its first-look poster, featuring a Khan lookalike, has intensified anticipation for the teaser release.

Supriya Shrinate, a Congress leader, has made accusations against Rajeev Singh, a BJP MLA. She alleges he orchestrated an assault on a train passenger. The incident reportedly occurred on the New Delhi–Bhopal Vande Bharat Express. The dispute arose over a window seat. The Uttar Pradesh BJP has issued a show cause notice to Singh. He is asked to provide a written explanation. Singh claims the co-passenger misbehaved with his family.

The Supreme Court of India will hear a plea challenging the Delhi High Court's stay on the release of 'Udaipur Files'. The film is based on the Kanhaiya Lal murder in Udaipur. The producer argues that the censor board cleared the film. The Delhi High Court stayed the release due to public order concerns. Petitioners fear communal tensions ahead of state elections. The court wants to avoid irreparable harm before a full decision. 'Udaipur Files' features Vijay Raaz and Rajneesh Duggal.