Fresh trouble for Hrithik-starrer Super 30 after four IIT students file a case

Hrithik Roshan starrer Super 30 has not exactly had a smooth ride. The director of the film Vikas Bahl was accused under #MeToo after it was filmed. The makers had to thus wait for the court orders and proceed with the movie accordingly.

The movie, which was slated to release on July 12 this year, might get pushed yet again, this time because of a pending court case. A report on Mid-Day states that IIT students Avinash Baro, Bikash Das, Monjit Doley and Dhaniram Taw, questioned how Anand Kumar, who has a case on him, can be glorified in a movie.

Amit Goyal, legal counsel of the students told the daily, "[The film] seems inauthentic. We never sought to damage the film, but [Kumar] has a court case against him. His reply [to the PIL] doesn't [address] the allegations completely."