Superstar Rajinikanth's Kaala is all set to hit the silver screens tomorrow. The film is still facing issues in Karnataka, with the government taking a decision to not release the film due to the problems following the Cauvery issue.

Now, Rajinikanth has given his statement on this issue before leaving to Dehradun for the shooting of his next film with Karthik Subbaraj. In a press meet before leaving, Rajini said:

"Many people are protesting against Kaala's release in Karnataka. To have a Cauvery Management Board is the Supreme court's order, and I said the same thing so I don't know what is wrong with that. To ban a film's release, for this reason, doesn't seem correct to me.

Moreover, it is shocking to see the Karnataka Film Chamber support this. The job of a film chamber is to make sure that the producers and distributors don't face any issues, but when they support the ban, it doesn't feel like its the right thing to do.

The film is going to release worldwide, and if it doesn't release only in Karnataka, and if this is going to be the reason, then it won't look very nice on Karnataka. I can understand the situation CM Kumarasamy is in, and I believe that he will somehow make it happen."