Many more are coming, ‘The Kerala Story’ and ‘The Kashmir Files’, ‘Ajmer 92′ and ’72 Hooren’ have started a ruckus
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Last month in May when big Bollywood producers were shying away from releasing their films due to IPL. The film The Kerala Story released during that time has become the second highest grosser of this year after ‘Pathan’ by earning around Rs 250 crores. Prior to ‘The Kerala Story’, a film based on alleged love jihad in Kerala, ‘The Kashmir Files’, a film based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley, also faced protests. But this film also surprised the experts of the film world by earning Rs 253 crores. However, after two consecutive controversial films becoming superhit at the box office, it has been decided that the release of films based on such controversial matters is not going to stop here. For the last few years, filmmakers are continuously announcing such films, which are likely to cause controversy. Recently, Muslim organizations have demanded a ban on the release of the film Ajmer 92, to be released next month. They say that the release of this film can spoil the atmosphere, which is said to be inspired by the true incident of exploitation of female students in Ajmer in the year 1992. Let us inform that there are also assembly elections in Rajasthan later this year. On the other hand, the teaser of another next month’s release 72 Hooren has also been launched, in which the terrorist incidents that happened in the last few years have been mentioned.
film of controversies before elections
Recently, Bollywood star Randeep Hooda as director and lead actor has launched the teaser of his film Swatantrya Veer Savarkar, in which preparations are on to show the story of famous personality Veer Savarkar related to the freedom struggle. The film was earlier supposed to release on Savarkar’s birthday in May, but now it will be launched in the coming months. At the same time, the teaser of a film ‘Godhra’ has been launched on the 2002 riots in Godhra, Gujarat, which is likely to be released in December. Meanwhile, RRR fame Telugu superstar Ramcharan has also launched the teaser of his new film ‘The India House’ in association with The Kashmir Files producer Abhishek Agarwal, which claims to bring out a hidden chapter of Indian history. This film is also being told based on Veer Savarkar. While Gadar 2, the sequel of Sunny Deol’s superhit film Gadar, is releasing on Independence Day weekend. During the release of this film, which was released almost two decades ago, there were also reports of disputes in theaters at many places. The previous film ‘Gadar’ was in the backdrop of Partition in 1947, so this time Sunny Deol’s Gadar 2 film will be in the backdrop of 1971 India-Pakistan war. Apart from all this, in the coming days, many more such films are ready to be released on the big screen, for which the voice of protest can be intensified. Especially when there is less than a year left for the Lok Sabha elections to be held next year and before that many state assembly elections are going to be held.
Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan’s ’72 Hooren’ film in controversy
Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan’s ’72 Hooren’ film in controversy
filmmakers are all set
If film experts are to be believed, filmgoers who are looking for the formula to hit the box office have seen a ray of hope in films like ‘The Kashmir Files’ and ‘The Kerala Story’. Although all the filmmakers were already planning to make films on such subjects, which were not screened earlier. This is the reason that many such films are going to be released in the coming days, regarding which there is a possibility of controversy or protest. These include two films of ‘The Kashmir Files’ director Vivek Agnihotri’s ‘The Vaccine War’ and ‘The Delhi Files’. According to Vivek Agnihotri, ‘The Vaccine War’ is based on the story of India making the Corona vaccine under difficult circumstances. On the other hand, The Delhi Files is said to be based on the direct action of 1946 before independence. Vivek recently said on social media, ‘The change in the films of Indian cinema has not happened overnight. It took us a long time of 13 years. Our film ‘Buddha in a Traffic Jam’ was made in the year 2011 but released in 2016. But now this cycle will continue. On the other hand, Anand Pandit, producer of the Randeep Hooda starrer film on Veer Savarkar, says, ‘Right now we have many such subjects and personalities, about which people do not know. In the coming days, I would like to make films on more such issues, which people should know about. On the other hand, producer and film business analyst Girish Johar says, “It is okay that the success of the films The Kashmir Files and The Kerala Story has given the industry people a new formula for success, but they should make such films very wisely.”
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Many films are ready for release
The Emergency imposed during the era of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the seventies has always been a topic of discussion in Indian politics. Actress Kangana Ranaut is making a film on this controversial issue. Kangana herself will be seen in the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in her soon-to-be-released film ‘Emergency’. Recently, Kangana had accused the film industry people that many people are trying to obstruct the release of her film. Apart from this, Hrithik Roshan’s film Fighter, to be released in January next year, is said to be inspired by the air strike. Let us tell you that earlier there was a lot of controversy regarding the film Uri based on the surgical strike. Now there is talk of releasing the film on Air Strike before the Lok Sabha elections. On the other hand, filmmaker Sandeep Singh, who has made Prime Minister Modi’s biopic, has recently announced a film on Tipu Sultan, in the poster of which Tipu’s face is blackened. Apart from these, well-known artist Annu Kapoor will be seen in Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’s biopic in the coming days, while Pankaj Tripathi will be seen in former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s biopic. Whereas in the past, there is talk of making a film on the mission of rescuing Indian students trapped in Ukraine. Apart from all these films, The Kashmir Files director Vivek Agnihotri has also announced to make a mega film on Indian history in the coming days, which will be made in three parts. Of course, in the last one year, two films ‘The Kerala Story’ and ‘The Kashmir Files’ have faced protests, but in the coming days, more than a dozen such films are going to move to theaters.
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There was a dispute even before the last general election
It is not that the process of opposing such films is new. Let us tell you that during the Lok Sabha elections in the year 2019, the first phase of voting was held on 11 April. On the same day film star Vivek Oberoi wanted to release his Prime Minister’s biopic PM Narendra Modi in theatres. But the Election Commission banned the release of this film till the elections were over. The film was later released in May 2019 after the elections were over. Earlier, the timing of two films ‘Uri: The Surgical Strike’ and The Accidental Prime Minister, released in January 2019, were also questioned by the opposition parties. In the film ‘Uri: The Surgical Strike’ where the surgical strike done by the Indian Army in PoK was shown. At the same time, the life of former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh was shown in the film ‘The Accidental Prime Minister’. Both these films were opposed by all political parties and were accused of using them to influence the public. Although ‘Uri: The Surgical Strike’ was a superhit and it also created new records of earnings. Not only this, in the month of April, the famous film director Vivek Agnihotri’s film ‘The Tashkent Files’, based on the mysterious death of India’s second Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri in Tashkent, was also released, the timing of which was criticized by the opposition parties. Questions were also raised. During that time questions were also raised regarding the interview of Prime Minister Modi taken by superstar Akshay Kumar and the meeting of all the young film stars led by Karan Johar with the PM. Then even though selected films were released before the elections. But this time, long before the Lok Sabha elections, a series of controversies have started regarding the release of films. Despite this, the process of release of such films is going on indiscriminately and is going to gain further momentum.
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