Akshay Kumar’s upcoming film ‘Kesari 2’ It is going to be released in theaters soon, which is enthusiastic about the audience. The film stars Akshay C. Shankaran Nair, who was a lawyer fighting a legal battle against the British Empire after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. But in the meantime, a controversial statement by General Dyer’s Parapoti Caroline Dyer has warmed the atmosphere. Caroline called the victims of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre “robbers”, causing resentment across the country.
Karan Johar’s strong opposition
During a press conference held in Mumbai, the film’s producer Karan Johar expressed displeasure over the statement. They said, “There are stories of many heroes in history, which have never been shown in the film. Films like ‘Raazi’, ‘Ghaji Attack’ and ‘Kesari’ have proved that stories based on true incidents touch the hearts of the audience.”
Karan told that ‘Kesari 2’ C. Shankaran is based on Nair and this film ‘The case that show the empire’ Inspired by a book called. He also said that this film is not just a story, but also a demand for apology from the British Empire.
British apology and ignoring history
Karan said, “Everyone knows about the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, but till date the British Crown, Monarki or the government did not apologize for the incident. The film will bring out the unheard of those who were ignored in history.”
He called General Dyer’s Parapoti Caroline’s statement as embarrassing, saying, ” “I saw her interview, in which she describes Dyer as ‘respected man’ and says that Indian people liked her. She even asked if the victims were robbers. This statement could make the blood of any Indian.”
Akshay Kumar’s response
Akshay Kumar also reacted on this occasion. They said, “The wounds of one country can be a learning for another country, but they could not understand this. She kept saying that history is history.”
Akshay supported Karan Johar and said that the things he somewhere was absolutely right and necessary. He also added that General Dyer himself had admitted that he fired until the bullets were over.
The film ‘Kesari 2’ released
Movie ‘Kesari 2’ It is going to be released in theaters across the country on 18 April. The film reflects not just a historical event but the battle of courage and justice, which remains relevant even today.
This controversy once again reminds that the wounds of history are equally deep today and denying them is not only insensitivity, but is like turning on the truth.
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