Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal against ban on animated film for not being true to ‘Skanda Purana’
in an oral mentioning, senior advocate Devadatt Kamat, representing the film’s makers, Ele Animations, said the movie was due for release on July 17 in 300-odd theatres across the country
· 7/16/2026, 6:36:08 AM· 2 min read
in an oral mentioning, senior advocate Devadatt Kamat, representing the film’s makers, Ele Animations, said the movie was due for release on July 17 in 300-odd theatres across the country
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