actor salman khanThe petition against the makers of the upcoming film Kala Hiran was heard by the Delhi High Court Happy Friday The matter was adjourned until Monday after the filmmakers assured the court that neither the film nor its trailer would be released before the next hearing.During the proceedings, the lawyer representing the filmmakers informed the court that only a teaser of ‘Kala Hiran’ has been released so far. The lawyer also said that a detailed reply to Salman Khan’s plea will be filed and clarified that the film is yet to release.In addition, the filmmakers assured the court that they would not send the film to the Central Film Certification Board (CBFC) for certification by Monday.Justice Jyoti Singh said that if the filmmakers were sure that the film would not release in the next few days, they should formally put that assurance on record. The court asked his counsel to seek instructions from the clients and come back with a clear stand. After consulting the filmmakers, their lawyer pointed out that Salman Khan had not implicated the CBFC as a party in the case. The lawyer argued that no film can be released without getting the board’s certification and reiterated that “Kala Hiran” is yet to be submitted for approval.“We will not send it to the CBFC until Monday,” the lawyer assured the court. Taking note of the statement, the High Court recorded the reply of the filmmakers and ordered that the matter be listed for hearing on Monday.Earlier, Salman Khan’s lawyer had asked the court to order the filmmakers to give a formal undertaking that the film will not be released in the meantime. Describing the matter as one involving the alleged infringement of the personality rights of the actor, the lawyer sought interim measures.The court later accepted the filmmakers’ undertaking that the film would not be submitted to the CBFC before Monday and scheduled the next hearing accordingly.Salman Khan has approached the Delhi High Court seeking relief against the makers of ‘Kala Hiran’, more details on the dispute are expected to emerge when the matter resumes next week.