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Baahubali makers to remove controversial phrase from Tamil version
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Following an attack on a Madurai theatre in Tamil Nadu, dialogue writer Madhan Karky said that the word referring to a caste in Tamil version will be removed from the movie.
Following an attack on a Madurai theatre in Tamil Nadu, dialogue writer Madhan Karky said that the word referring to a caste in Tamil version will be removed from the movie.
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A group of activists from 'Tamil Puli' attacked a theatre and hurled a petrol bomb to protest against a few dialogues in the movie that hurts the sentiments of the tribal community.
The writer believed that the dialogue which led to the violence is `en thaayaiyumthaainaattaiyumendhapagadaikkupirandhavanumthodamudiyaadhu.'
The makers of the movie Baahubali are planning to remove the phrase `pagadaikkupiranthavan' from the movie. Karky said that they never meant to hurt anyone.
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