'Freedom of expression cannot be stretched to hurt sentiments': Kamal Haasan faces court heat; Top quotes

The Karnataka High Court adjourned the hearing for Kamal Haasan's 'Thug Life' police protection plea until June 10, following controversy over Haasan's remark about Kannada's origin. Justice Nagaprasanna questioned Haasan's reluctance to apologise, citing historical precedents and emphasising the importance of language sentiments. Haasan clarified his statement, expressing respect for Kannada and regretting the misunderstanding.
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