No stay on the release of 'Patnagarh'

'Patnagarh', directed by National award-winning and internationally-acclaimed director Rajesh Touchriver, has got a piece of good news from the Supreme Court.  The apex court has refused to put a stay on the release of the sensible drama.  A three-judge bench of the SC has disposed of a petition against the film.  It said that the petitioner should move the Censor Board within 30 days in case she has any objection against the film.  

"We see no reason to entertain this petition under Article 32 of the Constitution of India in view of the statutory remedy already availed of by the petitioner.  The instant writ petition is dismissed accordingly," the Court said in its order.  

About the film: Inspired by a shockingly true incident of Hate and Revenge, “Patnagarh" The film is an edge of your seat investigative thriller that explores the mindset of a criminal hiding in plain sight. It is a bilingual film, shot simultaneously in both Odia and Telugu.  With a budget of over Rs. 5 crores, this the most expensive Odia movie ever made.

A newly married couple receives a gift box five days after their wedding; it turns out to be a bomb that kills the husband and his mother and seriously injuring the wife. The peaceful nature of a sleepy town lays completely shattered. A massive investigation begins to find the killer.