The day 'The Kashmir Files' was released, the controversy over the film has increased even more. When the movie was made tax-free in many states in the past, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal took a dig at the BJP and director Vivek Agnihotri. He says that The Kashmir Files should be put up on YouTube instead of making it tax-free. This statement of Kejriwal has now been reacted to by actor and leader Paresh Rawal.
Paresh Rawal takes a dig at Kejriwal: Paresh Rawal tweeted: "Whoever can swear falsely by his children, why will he care about pandits? #kashmirifiles. Taking a dig at Kejriwal, a BJP leader tweeted: "Not only #TheKashmirFiles, but he had also even opposed the telecast of Ramayana on Doordarshan. Don't you remember? In response, Paresh Rawal writes- and now he is taking out a special train to Ayodhya.
From these tweets made by Paresh Rawal, it is clear that he did not like Kejriwal's statement on The Kashmir Files at all. There was also a lot of controversy over Kejriwal's statement. Director Vivek Agnihotri has also reacted to it. He has also called Delhi CM Kejriwal a professional abuser.
Vivek Agnihotri's two pieces to Kejriwal: In an interview, Vivek Agnihotri replied to Kejriwal and said, "In fact, I need to say something on such nonsense? Will he ask Steven Spielberg to put his movie Schindlers list on YouTube? I'm not comparing my little film to Schindler's List. I'm just asking. Two million people have seen The Kashmir Files so far. He is replying with deep emotions. I would like to focus on those two crore people and not on the 20 politicians who are professional abusers. The Kashmir Files has done the box office collection of the movie. The movie is also earning well in the third week. The total collection of the movie has reached 266.28 crores. The film will soon join the 250 crore club.
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