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No stay on film

BANGALORE: The Karnataka High Court on Friday refused to stay the release of the Kannada film “Agrahaara.” The film was released in Bangalore and other cities on Friday. The petitioner, Sunil, had claimed that many events, incidents and the story lines were based on his life. He claimed that many of the scenes in the film resembled real life incidents. He had urged the court to stay the release of the film. — Staff Reporter

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