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New Zealand to review release of The Kashmir Files; shows on hold until further notice

NRI Affairs News Desk by NRI Affairs News Desk
March 21, 2022
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The New Zealand censor board has put on hold the release of the Hindi film The Kashmir Files after some community groups approached the board complaining about the film’s content.

The Kashmir files had received a certificate that allows individuals above the age of 16 and over to view it. However, now the board wants to review the certification.

The move has irked some Hindu groups in the country, due to which they have started a petition to gather support for the film’s release.

“Organisations with malicious intents are blocking the film’s release in New Zealand. We need to show support for the release of the film, to show the truth, which has not been blocked in any country in the world.”

New Zealand’s former deputy PM throws his support behind The Kashmir Files

Hindu groups have been promoting the film on social media to encourage people to go and watch it in cinema halls.

The film’s director Vivek Agnihotri has also tweeted, asking people to support the film in New Zealand.

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Read: Frenzied publicity of Kashmir Files raises questions about its true intentions

“Some communal groups are trying to put pressure on New Zealand Censor to ban The Kashmir Files. I request all Indians to be united and oppose this undemocratic tactic by radicals with utmost humility and release this film about Humanity and Human Rights,” he tweeted.

IMPORTANT & URGENT:
Some communal groups are trying to put pressure on New Zealand Censor to ban #TheKashmirFiles. I request all Indians to be united and oppose this undemocratic tactic by radicals with utmost humility and release this film about HUMANITY and HUMAN RIGHTS. #FOE pic.twitter.com/bXX1TxoXYN

— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) March 18, 2022

The Kashmir Files is a fictional story about the events in the Indian side of Kashmir in the 1990s when thousands of Hindus and Sikhs had to flee their homes after Muslim fundamentalists threatened them. It tells the fictional story of a university student who discovers Islamist militants killed his Kashmiri Hindu parents.

पढ़ेंः ‘द कश्मीर फाइल्स’ देखने के बाद हर मुसलमान आतंकी और बर्बर क्यों लगता है?

The film has received support from the Indian government. However, many human rights activists and critics say the film has altered the facts and promoted Islamophobia and hatred against some parts of the community. It has however, received run-of-the-mill reviews from mainstream critics.

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  1. Avatar Rakesh says:
    2 months ago

    People who support the ban of this movies support terrorism.

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  2. Avatar seema says:
    2 months ago

    dear writer story is not fictional , only one character is fictional so he can potray incidents ( true) that happened. And hindu pundit were not just threatended they were murdred , raped . coorect your article.

    Reply
  3. Avatar Manisha says:
    2 months ago

    It is NOT fictional..what nonsense..

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  4. Avatar M Afzal says:
    2 months ago

    If Kashmiri pundits have received unfair treatment by some extremist elements, why is international media and OIC (57 countries) delegates barred by the Indian Government from entering Occupied Jammu and Kashmir?

    Reply

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