Film director Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri continues to be in the news for 'The Kashmir Files'. The film was released on March 11 and has been in the news since its release. In the meantime, fans, all politicians and Bollywood celebrities have also been divided into two factions over The Kashmir Files. Not only that, but the debate on the film is also going on in Parliament. Amidst all this, Vivek says that those who are criticising his film support terrorist groups. First of all, apart from Anupam Kher, actors like Mithun Chakraborty, Pallavi Joshi, Prakash Belawadi, Darshan Kumar, Bhasha Sumbli, Punit have played important roles in this film.
Yes and the film The Kashmir Files is based on the atrocities committed on Kashmiri Pandits in the 90s in Jammu and Kashmir and their painful exodus from the Valley. You know, The Kashmir Files has given a tough fight to Akshay Kumar's film Bachchan Pandey. Not only that, the film has also crossed the Rs 200 crore mark within two weeks. On the other hand, claims are being made about The Kashmir Files that it is a polarising film.
Speaking to a well-known website amidst all this, Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri said, "It is a great service to democracy that you polarise between evil and good. Indeed, I will not use the term polarisation, I would say that there are different people who are pro-humanity, people who believe in human values and human rights, and those who are from terrorist groups.''
He further said, "Those who support terrorists ideologically or intellectually or the media. So today on the one hand we have a large number of people who believe in humanity, and on the other hand, there are very few numbers. Out of the 2 crore people who have watched this film, you will not find a single person who says that this film is a polarising film. Those who support terrorist groups are criticising the film. The Kashmir files are neither distributing nor polarising, it is telling the difference between Rama and Ravan.''
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