Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri on Tuesday issued a legal notice to West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee over her remark on his 2022 film 바카라The Kashmir Files바카라 that it was made to 바카라humiliate바카라 a particular section of the society. Banerjee바카라s remark came in the context of the release of Sudip Sen바카라s 바카라The Kerala Story바카라, which has been banned by the Bengal government.
The Trinamool Congress supremo had also alleged that 'The Kerala Story' was a distorted movie, aimed at defaming the southern state.
Speaking to news agency ANI, Agnihotri criticised Banerjee for calling 바카라The Kashmir Files바카라 and his upcoming film on Bengal genocide 바카라propaganda바카라. 바카라She said that BJP funds me for the films I make. We have sent a legal notice to CM Mamata Banerjee against the statements she made,바카라 he told the agency.
바카라Some communal fact checkers took my daughter's pictures from social media and made her popular. We want to raise such issues so that no filmmaker is forced to remain silent in this country,바카라 Agnihotri added.
On Monday, the Trinamool Congress-led government in West Bengal ordered an immediate ban on the screening of 'The Kerala Story' in a bid to avoid 바카라any incident of hatred and violence바카라.
바카라There are scenes in this movie which could be dangerous to the peace and law and order of the state. Action will be taken against any cinema hall that violates the ban," the bureaucrat told PTI.
At a press briefing at the state secretariat, Banerjee said, 바카라What is 'The Kashmir Files'? it is to humiliate one section. What is 'The Kerala Story'?... It is a distorted story."
"I do not support CPM people. They are working with the BJP. They needed to be criticised first. I am telling the Kerala government, it is unfortunate. Your party is working with the BJP,바카라 she had said.
Union minister Anurag Thakur later hit out at the TMC supremo over the decision, saying it was beyond his understanding why Banerjee's sympathies were with terror outfits and 바카라not with innocent girls from Kerala바카라.
