‘The Kashmir Files,’ directed by Vivek Agnihotri, has been in the headlines for a long time. The movie, which tells the tale of the Kashmiri Pandits’ migration from the valley in the 1990s, has earned great reviews and praise from critics and audiences alike. The Kashmir Files screen count has climbed 8 times per week despite being made on a shoestring budget and without any advertising. Apart from the love and support from the Janta as well as the movie business, there have been rumours on the internet that the movie has some fake elements, which Pallavi Joshi has recently debunked.
Pallavi Joshi, the wife of Vivek Agnihotri and one of the key characters in the film, denied all claims that the film contains fake elements inside a press conference held in Lucknow on Sunday.
When asked about the movie, the actress said that she and her husband Vivek spent more than four years researching it. During this period, they spoke with a number of people who had been affected by the exodus. She said, “We went across the world, USA, UK, Germany, Singapore, Jammu and Kashmir, Pune, Thailand, Delhi, wherever we could find the first family of the victim, whose father was murdered, whose mother was raped, the children who saw their parents being murdered in front of their eyes. We have met those people.”
During the media interaction, answering back to all the rumours Pallavi said, “So if there`s anybody who is accusing me that I have something wrong in the film, then you can come and see all the 4,000 hours of research that we have on our videos.” Pallavi revealed that every day she would listen to three to four stories from the victims’ relatives that left her stunned. She was on the verge of walking away from the endeavour at one point. According to the actress,
Pallavi Joshi portrayed Professor Radhika Menon, a supporter of the ‘Kashmir Cause,’ in the film, which was released on March 11, 2022.
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