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Kamal Haasan stands firm on Kannada remark, says 'will only apologise if I am wrong'

Amid the Tamil-Kannada language row, actor Kamal Haasan has refused to apologise for his remarks on Kannada's origins, stating he will only do so if proven wrong. Pro-Kannada groups and politicians demand an apology, threatening to ban his upcoming film 'Thug Life' in Karnataka. Haasan has maintained his comments were made out of love and argues the language debate should be left to experts.

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