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Kerala's Culture and Youth Affairs Minister Saji Cherian defended the controversial film L2: Empuraan, stating that art should be viewed as art. He urged people to embrace the film as it promotes unity among people. Minister Cherian praised director Prithviraj Sukumaran for his courage in making the film, which he believes is on par with world cinema.
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