"Not Our Kerala Story": Congress Leader Shashi Tharoor Slams Film

[Kriketer]

Any independent director should...you can as well.

Gujarat Story that starts with Godhra train burning will be fascinating watch anyway, if the director choose to show it though.

Aww.... Always playing the victim

 

[Romali_rotti]

3 actual cases are being presented as 32,000 and you are saying truth is in between? Lol that's some next level of blindly supporting the narrative and propaganda you like supporting, regardless how stupid it sounds.

Errr, what the ???? )

So you are actually agreeing the moving presents 3 actual cases but it is all propaganda ? yeah makes a lot of sense ... Also I never said there were 32,000 cases. I said it was based on true events, Kerala does have an ISIS recruiting problem. Learn to read for start.... If Kerala doesn't have an ISIS problem, feel free to put up the facts here..


But with Modi fans nothing is really surprising as you folks like believing any sort of junk as long as it depicts that particular religion as bad. Every other bollywood movie now seems to be anti-Islam and/or anti-Pak and with that facist leading the country the hate has really deepend. It's no surprise why majority even the educated ones call absolute trash and lies presented as facts as "fall in the middle". You guys are hilarious






Yeah, Yeah Modi this, Modi that, well sunshine when we look at your country full of muslims we see how prosperous and well functioning it is, PM Modi is living rent free across the border it seems in millions of Pakistani heads...

INB4 comments like: the Oxford champ is now out of jail and he will show PM Modi who the boss is lol....

 

[Romali_rotti]

Aww.... Always playing the victim

Yeah it's a god given right for only muslims to play the victim.

The muslim perpetrators that started the whole Gujarat fiasco, like burning and killing a train carriage full of peaceful pilgrims should not be shown. Only the opposite reactions after the train burning should be shown, always keep it one sided.

Awwww,

 

[MP2011]

Nothing is more nauseating than illiterate bhakts defending their aaka, no matter what.

 

[Romali_rotti]

Nothing is more nauseating than illiterate bhakts defending their aaka, no matter what.

You and a bhakt are the exact same, you are both equally dumb. Both of you have 1 agenda and everything outside that agenda is bad in your tiny brain..

You seem to think this is all BJP propaganda and kerala doesn't have any ISIS connection. If this is the case instead of spouting your agenda related rubbish put some facts here showing ISIS recruitment in Kerala is all propaganda and fake.

And don't bring the 32000 figure, I already said I don't agree with that number, my argument is that the movie is based on some truths which is the ISIS recruitment of malayalee girls.

 

[MP2011]

A bhakt talking about a brain and facts, lol that's ironic.

 

[MP2011]

Speaking of propaganda, it's easy to see why are sanghi ministers falling over each other to screen this rubbish in their respective states.

Whoever targets minority community, they blindly go with it however garbage it is.

 

[MP2011]

As for Mamata and Stalin banning this, it's equally poor to ban it.

Let people see this rubbish and decide for themselves.

 

[JaDed]

Right wing has finally has gotten better at making propaganda movies now considering their historic failure and utilizing Vivek Oberoi

This is a good path now both left and right can make good propaganda movies that are of some quality Left Liberals were easily better at this before.

 

[MenInG]

NEW DELHI: The West Bengal government, which banned the movie ‘The Kerala Story’, has told the Supreme Court that the decision was taken because the film contains “hate speech” and “manipulated facts” which can hurt communal harmony and disturb the law and order situation.

The state government also said the petitioners should have approached the Calcutta high court which is already hearing four cases connected to the ban.

The state’s affidavit, filed through advocate Astha Sharma, said the movie was “based on manipulated facts and contains hate speeches” and there were multiple scenes that have the potential to “hurt communal sentiments” and cause “disharmony among communities”.

It added that the decision was taken after receiving intelligence inputs to this effect following the release of the movie at 90 theatres in the state on May 5. The order was issued under Section 6 of the West Bengal Cinemas (Regulation) Act which empowers the state government and district administration to intervene on the ground that the exhibition of the movie could result in violence and a breach of peace.

The affidavit was filed in response to a petition by the film’s producers, M/s Sunshine Pictures Private Limited and Vipul Amrutlal Shah, who challenged West Bengal’s ban on screening the film on May 8 and asked the court to order Tamil Nadu to provide security after theatre owners decided to stop screening the film.

During a hearing last week, a bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud took exception to Bengal being the only state to ban the film and commented: “If this movie can run across the country, West Bengal cannot be an exception. This film has been released throughout the country and West Bengal is not different from the rest of the country.”

Responding to the court, the state said the state’s duty to maintain law and order and prohibit the exhibition of a film were policy matters where courts should not interfere.

It said that no two states can adopt uniform parameters for maintaining law and order as they vary in terms of population and beliefs. Such issues can only be gone into by the high courts which understand the “pulse of the region” and can better appreciate the intention behind the ban.

In its affidavit on Monday, the Tamil Nadu government rejected the claim that theatre and multiplex owners decided against screening the film due to fear of violence, saying the decision was purely taken by the theatre owners who were guided by the film’s poor response among public.

“It appears that the theatre and multiplex owners took the decision to stop the screening of the film from May 7 in view of criticism received, lack of well-known actors, poor audience response. This decision was made by theatre owners on their own and state had no role to play over the same,” the Tamil Nadu government’s affidavit filed by advocate Amit Anand Tiwari said.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/indi...ch-and-manipulated-facts-101684253783386.html

 

[pillionrider]

Teaser for Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan’s 72 Hoorain is out and it sees radicalisation in full force, setting the tone for what is being dubbed a “dark comedy” by the filmmakers. The film also stars late Pakistani actor Rasheed Naz as Sadiq Saeed.

The teaser looks back at “religious fanatics” notorious for orchestrating various terror attacks. It mentions Osama Bin Laden, Ajmal Kasab, Yakub Memon, Masood Azhar, Hafiz Saeed and Sadiq Saeed. Interestingly, it mistakenly mentions that the attack on the World Trade Centre took place in 2011, while it happened in 2008. Many are mocking the standard of fact-checking in a film that dabbles with such a sensitive topic. Several others are condemning the Islamophobia on display.

So apart from stealing the poster idea and getting basic facts like dates wrong - Osama happened in 2011 as did Mumbai attacks. Apparently.

When they've got such basics wrong you can only imagine what the rest of the film will look like.

Listening to the opening monologue about "72 virgins", it is delivered in a way that will make the listener chuckle. Any time, you are religious and dare to mock another religion's beliefs, you should be aware that your own religion by its very nature will contain plenty of mock-worthy stuff by a non-believer.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

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So apart from stealing the poster idea and getting basic facts like dates wrong - Osama happened in 2011 as did Mumbai attacks. Apparently.

When they've got such basics wrong you can only imagine what the rest of the film will look like.

Listening to the opening monologue about "72 virgins", it is delivered in a way that will make the listener chuckle. Any time, you are religious and dare to mock another religion's beliefs, you should be aware that your own religion by its very nature will contain plenty of mock-worthy stuff by a non-believer.

Is there actually a film being released in India called 72 Hoorain?