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Filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri’s The Bengal Files is shaping up to be one of the year’s most awaited releases. Centered on the historic events of Direct Action Day, 16th August 1946, in Calcutta, the film marks the final chapter in the filmmaker's acclaimed truth-revealing trilogy, following The Tashkent Files and The Kashmir Files. After the hard-hitting teaser offered audiences a powerful first glimpse into its uncompromising narrative, the trailer was launched in Kolkata and shook the entire nation.

While the trailer created a stir with its visuals and narrative, it’s the dialogues that truly made an impact. So, let’s look at some dialogues from the trailer of The Bengal Files.

1). "Apna naam bata. Taimur. Lekin socho, san 2050, jab yeh India ka pehle yuvaa minority prime minister banega, tab humaari democracy ki kitni badi jeet hogi."

This opening dialogues certainly set a clear narrative about the film. Hard hitting and impactful, this dialogues says it all, what the film is going to be around.

2). "Yeh bharat nahi hai, yeh pashchim bengal hai. Yaha pe do constitution chalta hai. Ek Hinduon ka, aur dusra yeh Musalmaano ka."

This dialogues takes us back in Calcutta in the post early Independent India. It tells how, Indian Constitution is divided into two parts in Bengal, one for Hindu's and other one for Muslims.

3). "Pakistan se dil nahi bhara toh Jinnah ko Kolkata bhi chahiye. Is liye woh Direct Action Day mana raha hai."

This one dialogue says about the ideology of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. After having Pakistan, his eyes were on West Bengal.

4). "Bharat Hinduon ka rashtra hai, par iss yudh mein Hindu haar rahe hai. Jeet kaun raha hai? Jinnah. Kyunki hum sab nashe mein chur hai, aur uss nashe ka naam hai Gandhi ki ahimsa."

This is a strong dialogue that stood for the protection of Hindu's and encouraging the people to safeguard Hindu genocides. This also stands against the ideology of Mahatma Gandhi that is, Non-Violence.

5). "Agar Bengal Pakistan ko de doge, toh kya Bengali sangeet, Bengali bhasha, aur Bengali khaane ko bhi de doge? Bengal ko maaroge toh Bharat Bharat nahi rahega. Zameen ka tukda nahi, India ka lighthouse hai Bengal."

This dialogue signifies the significance of Bengal in India. It's about the culture, music, people, food that belongs to India and Bengal is a lighthouse of our country.

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6). "Jo partition 1947 mein shuru hua tha, woh aaj tak chal raha hai aur kabhi khatam hi nahi hoga."

This dialogue flashes light on the Independence of India. It says that the Independence revolution started in 1947, will never stop.

7). "Kyu aaj kisi Bharati ki jaan ki koi keemat nahi? Kyu azaadi ke 80 saal baad bhi hum ussi communal politics se ladd rahe hai. Kya hum azaad hai? Aur agar azaad hai toh itne bebas kyu hai?"

This dialogue shades light on the democracy in India. It questions the democracy where we are still fighting with the communal politics.

8). "Tu bata sakta hai, inn mein se, We the people of Bharat kaun hai? Bharatiya kaun hai?"

This dialogue ended the trailer with a strong narrative. This one states that everyone is same, 'We the people of Bharat' and 'Bharatiya'.

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The Bengal Files is written and directed by Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri and produced by Abhishek Agarwal, Pallavi Joshi and Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri. It stars Mithun Chakraborty, Pallavi Joshi, Anupam Kher, and Darshan Kumar. The film, presented by Tej Narayan Agarwal & I Am Buddha Productions, is part of Vivek’s Files trilogy, which includes The Kashmir Files and The Tashkent Files. The film will arrive in theatres on September 5, 2025.

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