With the number of valid nominations matching the number of vacancies, the six candidates were declared elected unopposed, eliminating the need for a poll.

Kamal Haasan’s recent film 'Thug Life' is making waves in theatres, and the actor has never failed to make headlines for his personal life—especially when it comes to his marriage and love ...

Thug Life has been banned in Karnataka due to a statement made by Kamal Haasan. The actor's fans, however, seem to have found a way to watch his film.

Kamal played as aged gangster with conviction, while Mani Ratnam showcases technical finesse but movie falls short of expectations due to wafer thin plot ...

Mani Ratnam and Kamal Haasan reunite after 36 years with 'Thug Life,' featuring music by A.R. Rahman and a stellar cast. Early reviews are positive, c ...

This isn't the first time external factors have affected a Kamal Haasan film. Back in 2013, he faced his biggest setback ahead of the release of Vishwaroopam.

Kamal Haasan's Thug Life to not release in Karnataka On Tuesday, Kamal Hassan refused to apologise to the Karnataka High Court for his statement. He said that he had ‘no malice', as per LiveLaw.

Kamal Haasan has moved the Karnataka High Court, to ensure the release of his film, Thug Life, in the state.

The row over legendary actor Kamal Haasan's "Kannada is born out of Tamil" remark shows no sign of dying down. The actor today approached the Karnataka High Court for relief after a film body ...

On the possibility of an official ban on Kamal Haasan’s films, Tangadagi said he would discuss the matter with the Chief Minister before making a formal announcement.

Amid the Tamil-Kannada language row, actor Kamal Haasan has refused to apologise for his remarks on Kannada's origins, stating he will only do so if proven wrong.

Speaking about his controversial statement, Kamal Haasan said, “It was a statement of love to Mr Shivanna (Kannada star Shivarajkumar). His father (Dr Rajkumar) is like my father.