There is anger in the Indian audience about DC Comics hero 'Superman'. In the film 'Injustice', Superman has given a controversial statement about Kashmir, after which there is a demand for a boycott of the film. Superman is also being called Anti India Superman.
Indian audiences fond of superhero movies have got angry about DC Comics' hero 'Superman'. In DC's new animation film 'Injustice', something has been said and shown about Kashmir. However, due to which Indian fans have become very angry.
The film is being criticized on Twitter and various social media platforms. At the same time, there has also been a demand for a boycott of every film of DC Comics. In the animation film 'Injustice', Kashmir has been described as a 'disputed' and 'weapons-free zone'. However, a video clip of the film is also becoming very viral.
In the video clip of the film going viral, Kashmir has been described as a disputed area. In this, Superman and Wonderwoman are attacking and destroying fighter planes and military equipment. Superman and Wonderwoman then declare that Kashmir is a 'weapons-free zone'. Standing between the two representatives, he asks, do you agree to these conditions?
DC Comics is getting a lot of criticism on social media, especially on Twitter. Many users have described Superman and Wonderwoman as well as DC as 'anti-India'. One has written that anti-India propaganda is being spread through films. However, DC should have read a bit before saying anything about Kashmir or Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.
At the same time, users allege that if this was to be done, then why does this Superman didn't called Afghanistan a weapon-free zone? People have also given Superman the name 'Anti-Indian Superman'.
Social media users are demanding that this controversial scene should be removed from the film immediately. Users say, 'Kashmir is an integral part of India. However, no one has the right to give his opinion or make fun of the country's internal affairs. People are linking it with the unity-integrity and sovereignty of the country. #AntiIndiaSuperman is also trending on Twitter. So far, there has been no statement from the filmmakers or DC Comics in this matter.
