
Hansal Mehta Defends Ranveer Singh's Pralay Shoot Amid MCA Controversy
What Happened?
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta has defended the shoot of Ranveer Singh's film Pralay at Azad Maidan after the Mumbai Cricket Association claimed it disrupted cricket matches. The Maharashtra government has backed the shoot, stating permissions were granted.
Key points
- The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) claimed the Pralay shoot disrupted inter-school cricket matches.
- Hansal Mehta stated that the production team had obtained necessary permissions for the shoot.
- MCA Apex Council member Nadim Memon expressed concerns over the disruption of cricket activities.
- The Maharashtra government allowed the shoot, citing a resolution for non-sporting events at the ground.
- Pralay is a survival thriller directed by Jai Mehta, featuring Ranveer Singh.
Key insights
- The MCA's objections may lead to stricter regulations for film shoots at sports venues.
- This incident could spark further discussions on the balance between commercial use and sports development.
- The controversy reflects broader issues of space allocation for sports in urban areas.
Why it matters
The controversy highlights ongoing tensions between film production and local sports activities in Mumbai.
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