– Darryl Yap just penned a lengthy message on his Facebook page about his upcoming film

– The message was made amid Vic Sotto winning the court ruling against the filmmaker

– In his online post, Darryl shared his next steps for his ‘Pepsi Paloma’ film and mentioned MTRCB

– By the end of his post, Darryl thanked everyone for extending their support for him and his new film

Darryl Yap, a Filipino filmmaker, has penned a lengthy message on his Facebook account amid the court’s order over his upcoming film.

Earlier, Vic Sotto won the court ruling against the filmmaker, with the court ordering Darryl to take down his viral teaser for his new film.

“Hindi pa rin po ako maaaring magbigay ng tuwirang pahayag sa usaping legal ngunit nais ko pong ipaabot ang aking pasasalamat sa mga nagpapahayag ng kanilang suporta at nananalangin para sa kapakanan ng pelikula,” he began in his lengthy post on the social media site, Facebook.

Following this news, Darryl shared his next step for his ‘Pepsi Paloma’ film and said they are aiming for it to be reviewed by MTRCB.

“Dahil po sa inyong dasal at pagsubaybay, itinuturing po naming mahalagang balita ang pagkakaroon natin ng legal na pahintulot upang maipalabas ang ating pelikula. Next step naman po namin ay magpa-review sa MTRCB, susunod po tayo sa mga pamantayan kahit gaano ito kabusisi. Maghintay lamang po tayo,” the controversial director told his followers online.

Salamat po sa pakiisa at pagtangkilik, parating na po si #PepsiPaloma.

Darryl Yap is a Filipino filmmaker director and screenwriter known for producing controversial films and online content. He is also behind VinCentiments, a social media platform that produces short films and viral videos that often deal with issues of life society, and politics.

As previously reported by KAMI, Darryl Yap has taken to social media to respond to new statements of Softdrink Beauties Sarsi Emmanuel, Myra Manibog, and Coca Nicolas. In an interview with Julius Babao, the friends of Pepsi Paloma tackled the late actress-dancer’s alleged insecurities and depression, among others.

Meanwhile, Darryl Yap’s ‘Motion to Consolidate’ filed by his lawyer, Atty. Raymond Fortun, has been denied by the court. A report by ABS-CBN quoted the court as stating in its decision that the two legal actions filed by the camp of Vic Sotto were ‘inherently distinct in nature, purpose, jurisdiction, and procedure.’