--°C
Loading...
Listen to Article
2 min read
80%

"I, along with my cabinet colleagues and family members, will watch 'The Kerala Story' on May 11," he stated at a press conference at Janata Bhawan in Dispur.

Digital Desk: While the film 'The Kerala Story' has been met with hostility and criticism in several regions of India, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Monday that he, cabinet ministers, and family will watch it. They plan to see the film on May 11.

"I, along with my cabinet colleagues and family members, will watch 'The Kerala Story' on May 11," he stated at a press conference at Janata Bhawan in Dispur.

"I have no intention of promoting the film," says CM Sarma, "but I will say that I intend to watch it." I'm not sure who will join me, but I know I'll be watching the movie on the specified date."

Earlier on Sunday, BJP national president Jagat Prakash Nadda attended a special exhibiting of the contentious film at Bengaluru's Garuda Mall.

"There's a new type of terrorism that is without ammunition," Nadda remarked after watching the film. "'Kerala Story' exposes that poisonous terrorism." This type of terrorism has nothing to do with any state or religion..."

Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu theatre owners have opted not to show the film. Several online ticket booking services have pulled it from their Chennai listings, and only thirteen theatres are now showing the film in the state. 

FOLLOW US F
POPULAR
FEATURE
TRENDY
Liverpool Star Diogo Jota Dies in Tragic Car Crash
Toddler Drowns in Pond During Visit to Maternal Uncle’s House
"UAE Has Been Like a Spiritual Home for Afghan Cricket," -Rashid Khan
Techie Caught Red-Handed Filming Woman in Infosys Office Washroom
Special Initiative by Assam Human Rights Commission for the Third Gender
India Responds to "Misquoted" Remarks on Operation Sindoor: Embassy Clarifies Defence Attache's Comments