Bengaluru, June 07: Tamil superstar Rajinikanth starrer 'Kaala' is being screened worldwide from last night itself. However, there is a massive opposition for the film release in Karnataka.

Kannada organisations are appealing not to screen Rajini's film ‘Kaala’, which allegedly insults Kannadigas on sharing of Cauvery water. The movie is not being screened in most of the theaters in Bengaluru, including Urvashi and Purnima theaters. Several theatres owners have said that the film will be released after seeing the situation.

Need security: The police department has instructed to provide tight security to the theaters which are screening the 'kaala.' The intelligence department has reportedly instructed SPs and DySPs of all the districts including Bangalore to provide tight security.

Fans of Rajini had lined up outside the theatres from last night. However, screening of the movie was not allowed following the protests.

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Kozhikode: There are strong indications that Nimisha Priya’s death sentence in Yemen may be revoked following significant progress in recent mediation talks. According to mediators, the family of the deceased Yemeni national Talal, who was killed, has agreed in principle to pardon Nimisha.

A press release from the office of Kanthapuram A.P. Aboobacker Musliyar stated that some crucial decisions have been taken in the case. The developments follow high-level negotiations involving a delegation of Yemeni scholars appointed by Habib Umar bin Hafiz, a prominent scholar from Tarim, along with officials from northern Yemen and international diplomatic representatives.

Further discussions with Talal’s family are expected to finalise the terms, especially concerning compensation and legal formalities.

It may be recalled that Nimisha was scheduled to be executed on July 16. However, following the intervention of Kanthapuram A.P. Aboobacker Musliyar, the execution was temporarily postponed on July 15.