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On Monday, the Maharashtra Congress urged the Head of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray to ban the film “Why I killed Gandhi,” will release on various OTT platforms on January 30, Mahatma Gandhi’s murder warning.
Likewise, the All India Cine Works Association (AICWA) has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding a total ban on film, which ‘sought to glorify Assassin Gdse Nathuram Gandhiji, and the exhibition will surprise the people.
The film displays the MP of the Nationalist Congress (NCP) of Amol Kolhe in the role of Godse, triggering friction among Maha Vikas Aghadi allies ruling in Shiv Sena, NCP, and Congress since the last few days.
Solve letters to CM Thackeray, President of the State Congress Nana Patole said the ideology of Mahatma Gandhi about truth, peace, and non-violence is respected throughout the world. The warning of his death was observed globally as a day symbolizing his teachings.
“If the movie ‘Why I killed Gandhi’ was allowed to be released on the day of Gandhiji’s murder, it would give strength to fascist troops. Therefore, we ask you to order a film ban,” Patole said.
AICWA is looking for a complete ban on the release of the film while trying to “glorify Godse, a traitor, and the killer of the nation’s father.”
When the film ignited a massive controversy in the country’s political circle last week, Kolhe said that he had acted on a film trip in 2017, and he also told NCP leadership before leaving Sena to join him.
Although Congress hard against the film, Shiv Sena has adopted a neutral attitude, while the NCP feels it must be seen creatively as freedom of expression. On the other hand, the BJP opposition has said that there is nothing wrong if Kolhe plays God’s role.
