The Kerala High Court cleared the path for the film The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond to be released on Friday, February 27. According to Live Law, the court issued the decision in the writ appeals filed by producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah against the single judge's common judgment that halted the film's release for 15 days. He reacted hours after the Kerala High Court gave the movie the all-clear to be released. 

The Kerala Story 2 producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah discussed the release date of the movie while speaking with reporters on Friday. He also stressed that 'nothing negative about Kerala or its people' is depicted in the movie. Additionally, he thanked the Kerala High Court.

The Kerala Story 2 producer said, "Neither our film, nor I, nor anyone in my team is against the state of Kerala or the people of Kerala. Kerala is a beautiful place, a God-loving country, but if something wrong is happening in this God-loving country, it is our endeavour to bring it to the notice of the people and correct it. I promise you that if you watch the film, you will understand that we have not said anything negative about Kerala or its people in this film."

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Shah added, "This film exposes some criminals. Some criminals live in Kerala, some are from Madhya Pradesh, some are from Rajasthan, and that's why we named this film The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond, I assure them that when you watch the film, you'll realise we're not portraying Kerala in a negative light at all."

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The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond

Three Hindu women from various regions of India who decided to marry Muslim men against the objections of their families were introduced in the trailer. The narrative then switched to their growing sorrow, showing how they were deprived of their cultural heritage and ultimately became trapped in harsh, controlling, and abusive home life.

The Kerala Story 2, which targeted young women in particular, was portrayed as a sobering warning. It implied that pursuing romantic connections with people from other religious backgrounds might cause one's sense of self, religious convictions, and personal autonomy to erode.

Aditi Bhatia, Ulka Gupta and Aishwarya Ojha have significant roles in Kamakhya Narayan Singh's film The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond.

Vipul Amrutlal Shah