Bollywood is finally coming up with some hard-hitting content on the big screens, which is however partially uncomfortable to witness as it rings the theme of controversy. There have been several films made in Bollywood that are based on the diversity of the country. However, recently the shift towards more anti-Islamic films has been seen on the big screen which screams concern among many.
Directors are now taking a different perspective where several films including 'The Kashmir Files', 'The Kerala Story', and 'The Tashkent Files' are now rooting for a common alternative of storytelling where Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan's '72 Hoorain' has also joined the line.
The film has already started to embroil controversy with its first look where many people across the nation have come forward and have started their protests against the release of the film. Even on social media, people are seen uniting against the makers of the film where a death of an innocent youth by showing them the dream of 72 Hurons is being showcased where terrorist incidents are followed out.
Now, people are calling these films propaganda for tarnishing the image of Islam and spreading hate across the nation between the two religions. Opposing this film will be only the result as netizens are giving their clarifications and are requesting to accept the terms and true roots of Islam.
But, terrorism is indeed a major topic which is in concern across the whole world and is a serious matter of concern. The individuals who dwelled in this work are not from another planet but are like the rest of us, where some choose to opt for this profession, and some are simply brainwashed or at times even forced.
The comparison between 'The Kerala Story' and '72 Hoorain' is brewing on social media, as both the films conspire against the same thing where innumerable poison is induced in the minds of innocents, and in the name of Jihad, they are taken into the world of terrorism.
'72 Hoorain' is a film that also replicates the story of terrorists during training, where they believe that 72 virgin girls will serve them in 'Jannat' after their death. The film is being produced by two-time National Award winner Sanjay Puran Singh.
Talking about the film, the director said, "'The slow poisoning of the brain by criminals turns ordinary people into suicide bombers. We must remember that the aggressors also have families like ours who fall prey to the perverted beliefs and brainwashing of terrorist leaders and fall prey to the fatal delusions of the 72 virgin Hurons. They walk on the path of destruction, ultimately leading to a gruesome end."
The first clip in the teaser begins with the voiceover which says, "Tumne jo Jihaad ka raasta chuna hai, wo tumko seedha Jannat me leke jayega, kunwari, anchhui hui, tumhari hongi humesha k liye." The film will be released on July 7.