Vivek Agnihotri’s anger

At the same time, Vivek Agnihotri, director of Kashmir Files, has taken out his anger on such people while talking to India Today about lowering the rating of the film and limiting the persecuted people to only figures and data.

Terrorism has no diverse views

The Kashmir Files director Vivek Agnihotri, who is celebrating the success of his film and has claimed to have long overlooked a part of India’s history, says there are no diversified views on terrorism.

give due respect to this movie

When asked whether he has committed commercial suicide with an unreleased film like The Kashmir Files. On this, Vivek said that this film is to tell the old true history to humanity and people. If you want to change India and don’t want to be involved in the numbers game then give it due respect.

Those persecuted people are not figures, they are humans

Vivek Agnihotri said that those persecuted are not figures, they are human beings. No one asked Steven Spielberg (director of Schindler’s List) for data on the Holocaust and admitted that the Holocaust is the most inhuman and most barbaric event of all time.

If your brother was killed…

Vivek said if your parents were killed, you would not care whether 4,000 people were killed or 400. If your brother was killed while your sister was raped, you would never ask this in your life. Then you would not have objected to the casualties. Are these stupid ideas?

PM Modi has also praised The Kashmir Files

The Kashmir Files, which portrays the plight of Kashmiri Pandits who had to leave their homes overnight to escape persecution in the Valley, is seeing a political swirl around it. The film has been approved by the Prime Minister and has also garnered a lot of praise. At the same time, the film has been made tax free in many states.