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The Kerala Story 2 screenings cancelled in Kerala amid widespread protests, film's posters tore and burnt outside theatres

March 1, 2026

Screenings of 'The Kerala Story 2' have been cancelled in Kerala due to widespread protests led by the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI). The film, which depicts the struggles of three young women facing deceptive marriages and forced religious conversions, has faced significant backlash, resulting in the destruction of its promotional materials outside theaters.

The Kerala Story 2 screenings cancelled in Kerala amid widespread protests, film's posters tore and burnt outside theatres

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Screenings of 'The Kerala Story 2' cancelled in Kerala.
Protests organized by the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI).
Film depicts the lives of three women facing deceptive marriages.
Posters of the film were torn and burned outside theaters.
The protests are part of a wider campaign against the film.

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The Kerala Story 2 screenings cancelled in Kerala amid widespread protests, film's posters tore and burnt outside theatres

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The Kerala Story 2 screenings cancelled in Kerala amid widespread protests, film's posters tore and burnt outside theatres

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