Kochi: The Kerala High Court has expressed concerns over the negative impact of violent films on society, questioning whether the state has the authority to regulate such portrayals or if cinema merely reflects reality.
During the hearing, the court examined the potential influence of excessive violence in movies, highlighting its possible role in shaping public behavior and social attitudes. The discussion also touched upon the ongoing police investigations related to the Hema Committee Report, which addresses issues of harassment in the film industry.
Additionally, the court reviewed the progress of proposed legislation aimed at tackling harassment, emphasizing the need for stronger legal frameworks to ensure a safer environment within the industry. The observations have sparked debate over the role of cinema in influencing societal norms and whether stricter regulations should be imposed on violent content.
