The Kashmir Files Has Touched Hearts Of People Across Globe

The Kashmir Files has touched the hearts of People Across the Globe. For decades no one gathered the courage to make a film on the subject.

The Kashmir Files has touched the hearts of those people who had seen the era when people had to run away from their homes overnight.

This film is the story of the era in which terrorism was at its peak in the valley. Terrorists following the instructions of Pakistan had killed hundreds of Hindus, thousands of people had to flee from Kashmir.

The biggest feature of this film is that it is not just a story woven on a script, but a film made by talking to people. In this, there is the pain of the pundits who left Kashmir.

Today this film has broken all the records of earning and is moving ahead continuously.

In many states, it has been made tax-free, while in Madhya Pradesh, it has been decided to give leave to the policemen to watch the film. There is a demand to make it tax-free in many states.

This film has been made by talking to more than 700 people. These are all those people whose wounds are still green.

In a press conference, Anupam Kher even said that due to the political climate, no one had shown the courage to touch this subject for nearly 32 years.

However, Vidhuvinod Chopra’s film ‘Shikara’, which came in 2020, was also a film made on such people.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said in a tweet that he is also trying to find time to watch this film.

He has also written that this film of Indian cinema is proving to be the biggest blockbuster film of all time.

Similarly, Ram Gopal Varma has written in his tweet that this film has revealed many things of that time.

He has named it a new revolution that has registered a resounding victory. According to him, it is more than a film.

Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi wrote in his tweet that he would have supported the fact that Indian cinema is evolving towards bringing forth perspectives that filmmakers in the past considered too radical/suggestive.

More films like #KashmirFiles should be allowed to be made to explore the plurality of views.