Vivek Agnihotri CLAIMS To Be The 'God Of Liberalism', SLAMS Bollywood For Misrepresenting His True Identity! (Details Inside)

The famous filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri made waves all over the world with his groundbreaking film 'The Kashmir Files,' which bravely showed the horrors of the Kashmir genocide in the 1990s. The movie got a lot of praise from people who saw it, but it also got a lot of hate from some people who thought it was just cruel propaganda. Agnihotri is still determined and is getting ready to release a new series that goes into more detail about what happened before the killing.

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Even though his work is the subject of ongoing arguments and rumours, Agnihotri stays strong and talks back to his critics in a smart way. He has never been afraid to get into heated arguments and support his point of view. Notably, he talks about the claims that he was called 'anti-liberal' and 'anti-national' after 'The Kashmir Files' came out. This has made many people wonder what his status is in the movie industry, especially among friends and coworkers who have different political views.

In a recent interview, Agnihotri talked about how he stays friends with people who have different ideas from him. He told a story about Sudhir Mishra and how he helped him out when Mishra was upset that his movie wasn't getting more attention. Many people were surprised by Agnihotri's backing, since they thought their political views were very different. He called himself the 'Father of Liberalism'. He added, "Although Liberal is a political term, but, If they are liberals, then I am GOD of Liberalism. I am saying it with pride because I practice liberalism, I practice progressiveness.”

Agnihotri doesn't let the criticism of others stop him from telling the truth about the Kashmir Genocide. He clears up the idea that his work is only about right-wing politics by saying that the movie is a strong statement about terrorism and how it affects Kashmiri Pandits. He asks if supporting terrorists can be called liberal and progressive, which goes against the confusing story that has been told about his position.

As people get more excited about 'The Kashmir Files Unreported,' the upcoming series vows to bring the voices of first-generation victims of the Kashmir Genocide to the forefront. Even though the release date hasn't been released yet, the trailer has already gotten a lot of attention, which shows how important and relevant Agnihotri's work is.

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In conclusion, Vivek Agnihotri keeps breaking down walls and facing challenges head-on in his efforts to tell the untold stories of the Kashmir Genocide. Through 'The Kashmir Files Unreported,' he takes us on a touching journey of victories and controversies, reinforcing his dedication to the truth, liberalism, and progress.