Apex Court's verdict which asked the filmmaker to return the land and pay the rent for the last 12 years hasn't gone down well with the industry which considers it unfair as Whistling Woods is probably the only film institute in the country with world class facilities. To take the matter ahead, the film industry will question the government's unjust treatment towards institutions like Whistling Woods in front of the media.

The press conference will be held on Wednesday, April 11th for the same revealed Subhash Ghai who is hurt by the decision but promises his institute will survive, with or without the controversial land. Subhash Ghai informed TOI.

com on Monday April 9th, "Film Industry will meet the media on Wednesday, April 11th to speak on 'Has the government given justice to institutions like Whistling Woods'? There will be a media conference for the same." Various filmmakers and noted actors have supported Ghai.

Filmmaker Nagesh Kukunoor said, "What's happening with Whistling Woods is unfair. The government can't just wake up one day and displace so many lives, livelihoods and dreams!" Shekhar kapoor voiced, "Subhash Ghai gave 15 years of his time and energy to create a centre of learning for film.

Whistling Woods is not a scam, he should be applauded. It is not possible to build educational institutions at current land prices in any city, government has to allocate land for this.

Tisch film school ( Tisch School of the Arts ) in Singapore is built on land given free by Govt. Now Singapore directors are making grade internationally" Shyam Benegal said, "I am deeply saddened by the verdict of the High Court in the case of Whistling Woods film school.

Subhash Ghai had taken upon himself as a mission to create a world class film school. He worked tirelessly for 13 years to fulfill this dream and finally succeeded in making it happen.

Mumbai could now pride itself on having a film school as good as any in the world. And suddenly this.

Strange!" Shabana Azmi said, "I am saddened by court order against Whistling Woods. Subhash Ghai has spared no costs in trying to make it world class we need such institutes.

" Meanwhile, there's nothing stopping Whistling Woods. Ghai is not deterred by the court's verdict; he is on a lookout for a new location for his film institute (less)