The official handle of Sunshine Pictures has issued a strong press statement addressing what it calls “completely false, baseless, and misleading” reports about the alleged removal of the teaser for The Kerala Story 2 – Goes Beyond. With the caption “Addressing recent misinformation,” the production house moved swiftly to shut down viral claims suggesting that a court had ordered the teaser to be taken down.
The statement clearly asserts that the matter is currently sub judice and that no court has passed any judgment or directive ordering the removal of content. “We have not deleted or taken down any material,” the note emphasized, adding that both the teaser and trailer remain available across all official platforms. The clarification comes amid rising online chatter that the film’s promotional material had been withdrawn following legal developments.
The controversy reportedly stems from a notice issued by the Kerala High Court seeking a pre-release screening of the film, given its politically and socially sensitive subject matter. Much like its predecessor, The Kerala Story, the sequel has sparked debate for its themes revolving around religious conversion and related socio-political issues.
According to Sunshine Pictures, no judicial order has directed the removal of the teaser or trailer of The Kerala Story 2 - Goes Beyond. The producers have urged media houses, digital platforms, and individuals to refrain from circulating unverified information. “Such misinformation only creates unnecessary confusion,” the statement read, reinforcing their stance against speculative reporting.
The original film’s release in 2023 was marked by widespread discussions and political reactions, and the sequel appears to be treading similar terrain. However, the production house maintains that any assumptions about court-mandated content removal are premature and factually incorrect, especially while the case remains under legal consideration.
As debates continue online, Sunshine Pictures’ clarification aims to set the record straight: the teaser is very much live, and no legal directive has mandated otherwise. For now, the spotlight remains firmly on verified updates rather than viral rumors.