GS4 · 20 marks · 250 words

You are the CEO of a well known film production company, which has not been doing well financially for some time. Your company is now relying on its forthcoming movie for its revival to get back into the entertainment industry. The movie has been made on a big budget and is about to be released shortly. The movie has a cast of reliable actors and is much awaited. There are predictions that the movie will be a hit. However, just before release there erupted a controversy involving the main character who happens to be from the minority religion and has been targeted by right wing parties for indecent portrayal of gods and goddesses in his previous movies and also for the comment his wife had made on the security of her life. This has prompted a boycott movement on social media for the movie. While you are aware of the mood of the nation and the public repercussions of releasing the movie in its present form, you also know that it is not feasible to modify any content in the movie and also to replace him at this stage as he has a substantial role in the movie. There is also a section in the film fraternity that does not want you to compromise in the wake of threat by few rightist people as it compromises freedom of speech and expression as well as artistic creativity. a. What are the options available to you? b. Evaluate each of the options and state their merits and demerits. c. What course of action would you take and why?

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