The movie which has been making a lot of noise across the country is ‘The Kerala Story’. A lot of people have tried to stop this film from releasing in theatres and even resorted to legal justice as well. But the movie crossed all the hurdles and finally arrived on big screens. How did it turn out? Why are people objecting this film? What does the movie tell the audience? Let us find out how the people’s pulse is.
Adah Sharma joins a nursing college in the Kasaragod region. He meets two girls who were converted to Islam. They trap Adah Sharma and brainwash her thereby converting her into a Muslim as well. She becomes a terrorist too. What happens after that forms the rest of the movie. This film revolves around Love Jihad, sexual assault, radicalization and ISIS recruitment and other things in Kerala.
A lot of films based on terrorism have arrived in India and some of them were blockbusters too. But ‘The Kerala Story’ created a huge controversy even before the film’s release and it is mainly because the movie focuses on one particular state. How the terrorism is growing in this state and how the Hindu girls are getting converted into Islam in the trap of Love Jihad are shown in this movie.
The makers claim that this film is based on some true incidents in Kerala. This is one of the reasons for controversy as well. It would not have been a controversy if the makers claimed that it was a fictional story. Keeping all this aside, the movie is getting a positive response from the public. From a movie lover’s perspective, the film is quite interesting and hard-hitting. They claim that the movie has a strong story and some scenes will twist your heart. They say that people will connect to the movie if they look it from a girl’s point of view and ignore the controversy. Keeping a few hard-hitting and bold scenes, the movie can impress people.
‘The Kerala Story’ is produced by Vipul Amrital Shah and Sudeepto Sen directed it. Around ten scenes have been removed from the movie and we need to see how it performs at the box office.
