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story of kerala Ever since the release of the trailer, it has been facing criticism. The film released in theaters on May 5, 2023 and collected Rs 100 crore in just nine days. The film received huge backlash from a section of people after the makers claimed that 32,000 Hindu women were converted to Islam and inducted into ISIS. After this the makers changed this number from 32,000 to 3.
Now, actor Vijay Krishna, who plays one of the antagonists in the film, has spoken about the credibility of the subject and also shared a message with those who want the film banned. In a conversation with Hindustan Times, the actor was asked if he thinks the film’s collections have benefited from the controversy. To this he said yes, it has happened and he is glad that people are discussing this topic now. When the actor was asked if he agreed with the film’s subject matter being true, Vijay said, “Of course.” He further said that many people from Kerala messaged him saying that it was real and happened to people they knew. “I certainly believe so.” The actor emphasized that even if it happened to one or two people, the story needed to be told.
When the actor was asked to share a message with those who wanted to ban the film, he replied that whatever anyone has to say, the film is a heart-wrenching story of young women who were killed in scenes of ISIS. I fell He requested that everyone who is calling it a controversial subject should also watch the film once before watching it and then decide whether it is a good film or a bad film. He concluded by saying, “It is important for us to look at films objectively.”
story of kerala Ever since the release of the trailer, it has been facing criticism. The film released in theaters on May 5, 2023 and collected Rs 100 crore in just nine days. The film received huge backlash from a section of people after the makers claimed that 32,000 Hindu women were converted to Islam and inducted into ISIS. After this the makers changed this number from 32,000 to 3.
Now, actor Vijay Krishna, who plays one of the antagonists in the film, has spoken about the credibility of the subject and also shared a message with those who want the film banned. In a conversation with Hindustan Times, the actor was asked if he thinks the film’s collections have benefited from the controversy. To this he said yes, it has happened and he is glad that people are discussing this topic now. When the actor was asked if he agreed with the film’s subject matter being true, Vijay said, “Of course.” He further said that many people from Kerala messaged him saying that it was real and happened to people they knew. “I certainly believe so.” The actor emphasized that even if it happened to one or two people, the story needed to be told.
When the actor was asked to share a message with those who wanted to ban the film, he replied that whatever anyone has to say, the film is a heart-wrenching story of young women who were killed in scenes of ISIS. I fell He requested that everyone who is calling it a controversial subject should also watch the film once before watching it and then decide whether it is a good film or a bad film. He concluded by saying, “It is important for us to look at films objectively.”
