The Kerala Story: Kangana Ranaut Responds To Film’s Controversy, Refers To People As 'Terrorists' Who Believe That Assaults Them
'The Kerala Story’ starrer Adah Sharma is praised for giving the best performance of her career. Kangana Ranaut refers to them as 'terrorists' who believe they are being assaulted by this movie.
Rekha Nagare | Updated On: May 7, 2023 01:59 PM IST
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Kangana Ranaut has earned a reputation as the badass woman of Bollywood because she has never shied away from sharing her opinions on anything and everything. She spoke out forcefully once more in the ongoing controversy over the book 'The Kerala Story,' which purports to be based on the genuine story of Hindu girls who were tricked into becoming Muslim converts and joining ISIS. Within a day of its debut, the movie was acclaimed as a must-see. Kangana Ranaut voiced her thoughts on the debate. A few people have expressed their dissatisfaction with the assertions that Hindu women are being targeted and coerced to convert.
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Reportedly Kangana said, " I have not watched the film but a lot has been tried to ban the film. I read it today, correct me if I am wrong, High Court has said that the film cannot be banned. I think it’s not showing anybody in a bad light but only ISIS, right? If HC, the country's most responsible body, is saying this, then they are right. ISIS is a terrorist organization. It’s not like I am calling them terrorists, our country, Home Ministry (Ministry of Home Affairs), and other countries as well have called them so. I am talking about those people who think it’s attacking them, not ISIS. If you think it’s attacking you then you are a terrorist. Maine kuch nahi kaha bhai, ye simple maths hai (I am not saying this)."
So, it is alleged that there is a significant online discussion regarding 'The Kerala Story' inciting hatred towards a particular population and the reasons why it shouldn't be motivated, it will screen next to 'The Kashmir Files.' Before this, the movie made the assertion that over 32,000 Hindu girls in Kerala had experienced sexual assault, physical abuse, and conversion. When questioned about specific numbers, filmmaker Sudipto Sen responded that one should not focus on figures because the movie is based on real-life occurrences. Later, they adjusted the numbers in the movie's description to three. Adah Sharma plays the lead in the movie, and people are praising her for it.
