Vivek Agnihotri calls out former J&K CM Farooq Abdullah, calls him ‘Architect Of Terrorism’
17 May 2022 15:04:01
Mumbai, May 17: Director Vivek Agnihotri’s The Kashmir Files, broke huge numbers of records at the box office. The film went on to be one of the highest-grossing films of 2022. But, former CM of Jammu & Kashmir Farooq Abdullah, now seeks a ban on the film.
During a recent media appearance, National Conference chief and former Jammu & Kashmir CM, Farooq Abdullah spoke about Vivek‘s recently released film. While making remarks on it, he said, “The Kashmir Files’ shows a Muslim killing a Hindu and rinsing the rice in his blood and telling his wife to eat it? This is a baseless film that has not only created hatred in the country but also among the youth of the Valley about how they are being looked at.”
The film that created huge craze amongst the audiences, was recently called ‘baseless’ and has also been demanded a ban on, by the J&K CM Abdullah. Now, the maker of the film has something to say over the remark made by CM
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The Kashmir Files’ director Vivek Agnihotri who is known for speaking his mind, took to his Twitter account to hit back at former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah over his remarks on the film. Reacting to Abdullah’s demand to ban the film, Agnihotri labels him as the ‘architects of terrorism’.
Taking to his Twitter to call out Farooq Abdullah, Agnihotri’s tweet read, “Wow Disco CM wow! When terrorists were given shelter in your party’s HQ, you were taking Bollywood heroines on a joy ride. No wonder, you forgot in a Disco that it was your father and yourself who were the architects of terrorism and Hindu hate in the valley.”
During a recent media appearance, National Conference chief and former Jammu & Kashmir CM, Farooq Abdullah spoke about Vivek‘s recently released film. While making remarks on it, he said, “The Kashmir Files’ shows a Muslim killing a Hindu and rinsing the rice in his blood and telling his wife to eat it? This is a baseless film that has not only created hatred in the country but also among the youth of the Valley about how they are being looked at.”
