Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri is one of those filmmakers in the world of Indian cinema who mirrors society and the masses through his thought-provoking, bold, and real-life-based stories. The filmmaker has left a indelible mark on the audience’s hearts with his ‘The Kashmir Files’, which shook the nation with its story and conviction and also won several awards, including the prestigious National Awards. Following the film’s release, he came up with another truth-revealing story with ‘The Vaccine War’, which is another salute to the spirit of Indian women scientists and the minds behind the Corona vaccine. Besides this, the filmmaker never keeps himself away from raising his voice for the issues in real life and has come forward to support several initiatives. A recent example of this was witnessed when a pioneer filmmaker stood for the judgment passed by the Supreme Court in the context of Article 370.
It is to be noted that the Honorable Supreme Court passed a bold judgment in favor of the citizens of India about Article 370, and Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri’s The Kashmir Files has now found relevance with the judgment, and the filmmaker came forward and voiced out for the masses on social media by stating,
“Just because someone speaks like an intellectual doesn’t mean they can’t be your enemies.
TheKashmirFile exposed the enemies of Kashmir and with SC decision it has reached its logical end.
Who is our enemy if not an ideology called – KHILAFAT.
Has Khilafat ended?
Watch.”
It is being noted that the Indian Government gave a favorable judgment in the context of Article 370 for the residences of Jammu and Kashmir.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Celebrated filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri left the audience in awe as he unveiled his next magnum opus during a grand event in Bangalore. The much-anticipated project, titled ‘Parva,’ promises to be an epic cinematic journey, as it will be based on the iconic novel ‘Parva’ penned by the renowned author S. L. Bhyrappa. This ambitious venture is set to be a three-part blockbuster franchise, cementing its place in the annals of Indian cinema.
