Updated On: 18 March, 2021 12:00 AM IST | Mumbai | PTI
The petitioners claimed that as per newspaper reports, the film was inspired by true events and was based on the lives of Bohra, Naik and his brother Ashwin Naik, and contended that it violated their right to privacy and a fair trial

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The Bombay High Court on Thursday permitted the release of the Hindi film ‘Mumbai Saga’ on March 19, after refusing to allow a plea seeking a stay on the scheduled release.
A bench of Justices Amjad Sayed and Nitin Jamdar refused to allow a plea filed by Ravi Mallesh Bohra known as gangster D K Rao in Mumbai's underworld, and the family of late gangster Amar Naik.