Actor Kamal Haasan reacts on Tamil Nadu government's appeal against High
Court verdict that allows big-budget thriller 'Vishwaroopam' to release in the
state.
Here are the highlights:
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I've pledged all my property for the film.
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The story setting is in Afghanistan
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Police have sent away fans asking for court order copy.
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I've lost my house because of the delay in its release.
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I've been made an instrument along with Muslim friends.
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I do not know who is playing the game.
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One man's money, his film is not important in terms of a nation.
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I wonder how one movie could knock this mighty nation's unity.
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I need a secular place to settle. If there's no secular place in India
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After this I will have to seek a secular state for me to stay in - from Kashmir to Kerala - excluding Tamil Nadu... I will look
for a state to stay.
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If I cannot find in India
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MF Hussain had to do it, Haasan will
do it.
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I think Tamil Nadu wants me out.
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I only want to stay in a secular state. However, that does not mean I will
not make Tamil films.
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I am not angry with my people.
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I have the protection - it is only the free will to speak that is being
denied.
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I want to be a secular man.
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I am not blaming one religion. I am
fed up. I am just an artiste, I am godless.
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My fans will keep peace, and that includes a lot of Muslims.
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I had shown the movie to my Muslim brothers as they are my brothers.
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For the sake of this film, I have hawked my house to a moneylender.
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My talent would remain with me.
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I have full confidence in judiciary.
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I've zero tax arrears.
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I don't disown Tamil Nadu.
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http://murugesansenthil.blogspot.in/2013/01/blog-post.html
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