Those who say I commercialised pain of Kashmiri pandits are donkeys: 'Shikara' director
Director
Vidhu Vinod Chopra slammed those alleging that he "commercialised
the pain of Kashmiri pandits" with his film 'Shikara'
and termed them donkeys.
"'3
Idiots' earned 33 crores on first day and we knew the first day of
Shikara will be 30 lakh. I make a film in the memory of my mother for
30 lakh collection on first day and some people say I commercialised
the pain of Kashmiri Pandits. These people are donkeys," said
Chopra at an event on Tuesday.
Earlier
on the day of the release of the film, a woman belonging to the
Kashmiri Pandit community broke down and lashed out at Chopra after
watching the film at a theatre here where he had come to get a
firsthand public review of the film.
The
woman alleged that Chopra commercialised the entire issue of the
exodus of the community which took place in 1990 and did not portray
the actual suffering of the community including the genocide, mass
rapes and mass murders committed by Islamic radical groups in his
film.
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