Thiruvananthapuram, Feb. 25 -- The Kerala high court on Tuesday said the people of the state "live in total harmony" while questioning the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and the producers of the movie Kerala Story 2, over its alleged portrayal of the state. The high court made the statement while hearing a batch of three petitions seeking a stay on the film's release and cancellation of the censor certification. In an oral remark, justice Bechu Kurian Thomas said: "Kerala is so secular. It lives with total harmony but have you considered this when something is portrayed as happening all over the state?" "There is a wrong indication and can even incite passion and that is when the censor board (CBFC) comes into the picture," the ...