'The Kerala Story' is all set to release next week but the discussion around its plot is not stopping. The movie is about 32,000 women who disappeared from Kerala and joined extremist organisations in Iraq and Syria. This makes the audience question governance in state. Kerala chief minister
The movie 'The Kerala Story' has become a topic for discussion around the numbers being exaggerated in the trailer of the film. Actor Adah Sharma with makers have revealed their take over the issue.
"The film 'The Kerala Story' which falsely claims that 32,000 women in Kerala converted and became members of the Islamic State, should not be granted permission for screening. The trailer clearly shows what the film intends to say", Satheesan said in a Facebook post.
"The Kerala Story" filmmaker Sudipto Sen gave his two cents about the controversial statements of fellow juror Nadav Lapid against "The Kashmir Files" and more.
Communist Party of India(Marxist) Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas wrote a letter to the Union Home Minister Amit Shah urging him to take swift action against the Teaser of a Movie titled 'The Kerala Story ' being widely circulated in social media.
According to the Kerala Police, the direction was based on a complaint sent to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. A High Tech Crime Enquiry Cell had conducted a preliminary enquiry and a report was sent to DGP.
The journalist asked the Kerala government to call the director of the movie and investigate the veracity of the released teaser in which the character claimed that 32,000 girls from Kerala were being forcibly converted and then later joined the terrorist group ISIS.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 22 (ANI): Filmmakers Vipul Amrutal Shah and Sudipto Sen are all set to raise awareness about the issue of women trafficking prevailing in Kerala with their new project titled 'The Kerala Story'.