The Kerala Story: ‘Why films on religious conversion during elections?’ Shatrughan Sinha said on ‘The Kerala Story’, ‘Threat to the peace of the state…’
Shatrughan Sinha On The Kerala Story: On the release of Adah Sharma’s ‘The Kerala Story’, Bollywood actor Shatrughan Sinha has raised questions and said that ‘Why are films about religious conversion released during elections?’
The controversy regarding Sudipto Sen’s directorial film ‘The Kerala Story’ is not taking its name. This film, showing the story of three women’s religious conversion, has also been banned in two states. Nevertheless, the film has done exceptionally well at the box office and is said to soon enter the 100 crore club. Different reactions of all the people are coming out regarding the movie. Some are supporting it and some are opposing it. In such a situation, now Bollywood actor Shatrughan Sinha has given his reaction on this. He said that ‘every human being has freedom of expression but this should not disturb the law and order’.
Actually, Shatrughan Sinha recently talked to E-Times. During this, he gave his reaction to Ada Sharma’s film ‘The Kerala Story’. The actor says that ‘he has not seen The Kerala Story’. She is very busy traveling these days and did not even get time to watch her daughter’s web series Dhad. Along with this, he says that ‘he always stands for freedom of expression’.
There was talk of banning the film!
Along with this, Shatrughan Sinha further says that ‘he believes that every person has the right to say what he wants to say. But the law and order of any state should not be disturbed. If a film is causing unrest in the state or poses a threat, then that freedom should be banned. If there is a right to expression, then the administration also has a right.
The actor raised questions on the release of the film
Along with this, Shatrughan Sinha also raised questions regarding the release of the film. He said that ‘long before Vivek Agnihotri’s film The Kashmir Files, he had raised his voice about the plight of Kashmiri Pandits. But at that time the government did not pay any attention. Films should be made on sensitive issues, but it should also be made with sensitivity. At the same time, questioning the release of the film, he says, ‘Why this film about religious conversion during elections? This timing looks a bit suspicious.
