India, March 1 -- T he Kerala High Court on Friday lifted the interim stay on The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond, clearing the film for release. Reacting to the ruling, producer Vipul Shah called it a "welcoming decision" and said the court found no shortcomings in the functioning of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Addressing the media in Mumbai, Shah said, "Now, there is no point in further discussion following the High Court's order. The honourable judges did not find any shortcomings in the functioning of the CBFC." He added that the film underwent scrutiny by an eight-member committee instead of the usual five-member panel. "Generally, a film's censor screening involves a five-member committee. However, for this film, there were eight members, including two social workers from Kerala, to ensure there was no misrepresentation related to the state," Shah said. HTC...