The film 'Shershaah', made on the life of Captain Vikram Batra, has been appreciated a lot by the audience to the critics as well. But now a controversy is coming out regarding the film. Due to which the film seems to be stuck in trouble. A Kashmiri journalist has spoken of going to court against the film and its makers. Journalist Faraz Ashraf says that his life and his family's life are in danger because of this film. Let us tell you, the film was released on the OTT platform on 12 August.
Sharing a post on social media, Faraz said, "In Bollywood, films have always been made on the basis of propaganda against Kashmir. He said that this time the makers have crossed the limit to show things. Journalists say that Shershah, made under the banner of Dharma Productions, has indirectly harmed him and his family. Because of this, he is feeling insecure. He says that the car used by a terrorist in the film has the registration number of his personal car. To prove his point, the journalist has also shared the photo of the car shown in the film on social media.
Faraz further wrote that I am afraid to go out on the road in my car. I am afraid that terrorists might think that I had given my car on rent for the film. In such a situation, my life and my entire family's life are in danger. Faraz says that I will go to court against the scene shown in this film. From the very beginning, Bollywood has made films spreading propaganda against Kashmir. Bollywood has always wanted to show all the people living in Kashmir as terrorists which are very wrong.
The film is produced by Dharma Productions. The role of Captain Vikram Batra is played by Siddharth Malhotra. Apart from him, many actors including Kiara Advani, Nikitin Dheer, Shiv Pandit, Sahil Vaidya, Pawan Chopra, and Raj Arjun were seen in the film.
