Bengal file producer
The filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri revealed that the producers of his film “The Bengal Files” are considering legal action. He allegedly alleged that the Western Bengal Government and the police theater was pressure on the owners so as not to present the film in the state. The film is based on community riots in Kolkata in August 1946, known as the day of direct action. The film has already been swallowed up in controversies, because its launch of trailer in the capital of the State was disrupted and at least two Bengalis actors withdrew their project names.
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Due to the film “The Bengal Files” not obtaining any screen in Western Bengal, its producer asked President Draupadi Murmu to intervene in the case. Meanwhile, Gopal Chandra Mukherjee’s grandson filed a petition in front of the High Court of Calcutta to stop the film’s release, saying that the main character in the film was incorrectly represented. Actress-producer Pallavi Joshi allegedly allegedly allegedly allegedly the Murmu that the cinema owners told the producers that they were intimidated and refused to present the film for fear of violence by the workers of the ruling party.
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`The Bengal Files ” published on September 5. Joshi wrote in his letter that the film highlights the prolonged truth of the Hindu massacre of the “ Direct Action Day ”, the horrors of Noakhali and the trauma of the division. This letter was shared by her husband and director Vivek Agnihtri on the “X” social media platform. Agnihotri cited Joshi saying that the state’s multiplex series refused to show the film due to the political pressure and threats of the ruling party.
Joshi wrote in his letter: “Madame Madam, I don’t want to favor a film, but I want to speak for the art, truth and soul of the Bharati mother without any fear. You are my last hope. Please protect our constitutional rights and allow” Bengal files “to be posted peacefully to Western Bengal”.
Director Vivek Agnihotri said that the Western Bengal Government and the police threatened theater owners not to present the film. He said manufacturers planned to take legal action. Naveen Chokhani, owner of the Navina Theater at South Kolkata, told “Pti-Bhasha” that the theater already has “Baghi 4” and the Bengali film “Cometu”, so they cannot show a film. He said, “It is not possible for us to show another film.
