NS Madhavan says

Writer NS Madhavan and journalist V. Musafar Ahamed during a discussion in Kozhikode on April 8. Image source: K. Ragesh

Mohanlal-starrer L2: empuraan Writer NS Madhavan said that there has been success in leaving behind a generation born after the 2002 Gujarat riots.

He is attending a discussion entitled “Kalathe Aaranu Thiruthunnathu”? (Who is correcting our times?)” News reporter V. Musafar Ahamed at Kozhikode Town Hall on Tuesday. This is part of a series of panel discussions called “Vamsahathya Charithram Murichumattumbol” (cutting the history of genocide organized by Kozhikode Samskarika Vedi) (cutting the history of genocide). empuraan The right-wing objected to the citation of the riots.

Mr Mahawan claimed that the person about 15 years old might not know what was going on there when the Gujarat riots were upset. “People who are 38 years old or below the country have at least 60% of the population in the country. empuraan He raised some facts about genocide that have been removed from history. “Mr. Ahme said many young people are watching now Final solutionRakesh Sharma 2004 documentary.

However, Mr. Mahawan pointed out that the Hindu army neither took to the streets to protest the film nor engaged in any violent actions, but instead restricted their opposition to the online media. “Because they know that if there is a public protest, it will make most of our people revolt over these riots. They know that it may backfire,” he said. “Mr. Madhawan noted that the main characters reportedly approached their political party and that the film’s central film certification committee must not be concerned about the film.

Asked why the film’s producers resorted to voluntary cuts, he said that ongoing cyberbullying bullying on its actors and crew could be a reason. Meanwhile, Mr. Mahawan also criticized the implicit violence message in the film, which shows that Prithviraj Sukumaran’s character takes revenge on the perpetrators of the riot.