At the powerful press conference for Kesari Chapter 2, producer Karan Johar didn’t hold back when discussing the emotional core of the film—the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. With a stern tone, he remarked, “We’ve not yet received an apology. This film demands it.”
Johar emphasized how history has often been brushed under the rug and how Kesari Chapter 2 is not just a cinematic experience but a voice for a painful past. “They owe us an apology,” he repeated, urging for global acknowledgement and respect for the injustices inflicted during British colonial rule.
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This moment at the presser has sparked conversations on social media, reigniting long-standing debates about reparations and historical responsibility.
