The Kashmir Files Is Creating Tremendous Buzz In The Country

The Kashmir Files is creating a tremendous buzz in the country. What did PM Modi say on the film The Kashmir Files that Congress got stunned, gave this answer?

The film ‘The Kashmir Files’, made on the displacement of Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir and the atrocities on them by the Jihadis, is creating a tremendous buzz in the country.

But the political mercury of the country has reached its peak regarding the film. Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party have come face to face with this.

When Prime Minister Modi himself mentioned the film’s side regarding Freedom of Impression and Mahatma Gandhi and Emergency without naming the Congress, the Congress strongly opposed it.

Taunting BJP on the pretext of Jana Sangh. On the other hand, till now the BJP ruled states of the country have announced to make this film tax-free.

Let us know what PM Modi said that the Congress was stunned.

What did PM Modi say?

if someone had worked with courage at that time to make a complete film on the life of Mahatma Gandhi and kept it in front of the world, then we would not have even known

The first time a foreigner made the movie on Mahatma Gandhi and he Got the award, then the world came to know that Gandhi was such a great personality.

But some people say a lot about Freedom of Impression, but you must have seen that no film could make such a big incident of Emergency because the truth Efforts are being made to suppress it.

Partition of India When we decided to remember 14th August as a horror day, many people got into big trouble. How can the country forget that sometimes the country gets to learn something from it too?

There is no authentic film made on the partition of India. Now that’s why these days you must have seen that the discussion of Kashmir Files is going on.

The people who always walk around with the flag of Freedom of Impression, the whole group is furious, and then it is on the basis of facts to discuss it on the basis of art.

Instead, they are trying to suppress the movie and are running a whole campaign.

It is not a film, my subject is what is true, it should be brought before the country in all its forms.

Congress gave the reply to PM Modi.

Congress spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala has reacted sharply to this. He said that the Modi government is always looking for political benefits by spreading lies.

Surjewala posted six posts one after the other on Twitter. He has written, does the Prime Minister of the country want to leave everything from Bapu’s ideals to the pain of Kashmiri Pandits to films?

When will the Modi government finally realize its responsibilities, facing facts and truth? After all, for how long will we keep looking for political opportunities only in lies-hate-sharing?

Surjewala said, from the formation of your parent organization in 1925 to 1947, the country’s independence movement stood in opposition to Bapu.

Be it the non-cooperation movement, be it civil disobedience, or the countrywide movement of Quit India, RSS stands with the British every time.

When the country became independent, it adopted ‘divide and rule’ from day one.

The Kashmir Files is creating a tremendous buzz: The film has earned more than 41.50 crores.

It is worth noting that once again the case of Kashmir Pandits is in the headlines on the pretext of the Bollywood film ‘The Kashmir Files’. Now, this matter is gaining political momentum.

With the mention of Article 370 in the film and the mention of Congress, its political spectrum has become bigger.

A debate has erupted between the BJP and the Congress with the social media regarding this film.

The film ‘Kashmir Files’, based on the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits, is getting a great response at the box office.

From social media to all the platforms, it is being discussed a lot. Released on March 11, ‘The Kashmir Files’ has so far earned more than 41.50 crores.

The film also stars Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty, and Darshan Kumar. The film tells the story of the exodus and massacre of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley.