Washington: The film 'The Kerala Story' was released on Friday in more than 200 theaters in the US and Canada. Regarding this, director Sudipto Sen has said that this film is a mission, which is beyond the creative boundaries of cinema. Talking to a group of Indian and American journalists during a digital press conference, he said, 'The country was ignoring the problem going on in Kerala for a long time. 'The Kerala Story' is a movement that should reach people all over the world and raise awareness.'
At the same time, the producer of the film Vipul Shah has said that, 'What has been shown in the film was hidden from the true people and it should have been shown. We made the film to start a discussion in this regard all over the world.' Let us tell you that, this film tells the true story of 3 girls, who were first brainwashed and converted to Islam, and then admitted to the terrorist organization Islamic State (ISIS). Let us inform that, all the Hinduist organizations including BJP have supported this film, while Congress, Leftist and Islamic organizations are strongly opposing it. In fact, the Mamta Banerjee government of Bengal has even banned the film, on which the Supreme Court even reprimanded it. The court said that, Bengal is a part of India, not a separate one, when the film is running all over the country, then what is the problem in Bengal. The court has also sent a notice to the Mamta government seeking an answer.
Let us tell you that the Madras High Court has rejected the demand for a ban on the release of 'The Kerala Story', saying that the film is not against Islam, but against the terrorist organization ISIS. At the same time, many Islamic leaders of India have said many times that terrorist organizations or ISIS have nothing to do with Islam. In such a situation, it is a matter to think that, why are Muslims considering the opposition of terrorist organizations as their own opposition?
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