Two Malaysian filmmakers are charged with offending the religious feelings of others in banned film | Bollywood
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — The director and producer of a banned Malaysian film that explores the afterlife were charged Wednesday with offending the religious feelings of others in a rare criminal prosecution of filmmakers, slammed by critics as an attack on freedom of expression. HT Image Mohamad Khairianwar Jailani, the director and co-scriptwriter of “Mentega Terbang,” and producer Tan Meng Kheng pleaded not guilty to having a “deliberate intention of wounding the religious feelings of others” through the independent, low-budget film. If found guilty, they could face up to a year in jail, a fine or both. Amazon Sale season is here! Splurge and save now! Click here Defense lawyer N. Surendran said the two believe the charge is “unreasonable and unconstitutional” because it ...










