Famous director of Hindi cinema, Farah Khan's statement about the 2004 film Main Hoon Na has been the subject of much discussion. Apart from this, people are looking at it from their perspective. Farah had said that she did not want the film's villain to be a Muslim. She also deliberately surnamed Khan to Sunil Shetty's most special companion (right hand) in the film. Khan, who is a Muslim, was told to inform Major Ram Prasad Sharma in the film and become a hero from the villain. At the same time, people are also describing him as a jihadi thinking person.
Apart from this, the debate has once again spread to Hindu and Muslim terrorists. One user has said about Farah's statement- "This is why secularism has survived in India and therefore the Constitution is left!" Farah Khan proved that terrorists must be Hindus in films to promote secularism. "One user wrote -" Farah Khan deliberately did not give a Muslim name in 'Main Hoon Na' because it tarnished his community's image. Could have happened. And here we have Hindu liberals who want people to convert to Islam to oppose the CAA. ''
Other user has written- "You have shown your real face. From now on we will ensure that all the nationalists boycott all your films in future. If I am to be talked, then it stars Shah Rukh Khan, Zayed Khan, Amrita Rao, Sushmita Sen and Sunil Shetty in the lead roles. The film was released in 2004. Actor Shah Rukh Khan played the role of Major, who goes on a mission to ensure the safety of his colleague's daughter. The film did a business of around 84 crores.
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