Tension is seen spreading on social media regarding the documentary poster of filmmaker Leena Manimekalai. Mother Kali is shown in an objectionable position in the poster of her documentary ‘Kaali’. Regarding which users are expressing their anger, accusing them of hurting religious sentiments.
New Delhi: It has become a trend in the entertainment world to create controversy about the upcoming film by hurting the sentiments of the people and to hit the film while sitting, as well as to garner cheap popularity in strange ways. Recently, the poster of Indian filmmaker Leena Manimekalai’s documentary ‘Kaali’ has been released. In which the Hindu goddess ‘Maa Kali’ is shown in an objectionable position. Due to which a big controversy has arisen on social media. This is not the first case when this has happened. In the past also, deities have been insulted in many films.
Controversy over poster
Filmmaker Leena recently shared the poster of her documentary ‘Kaali’ on Twitter. With this poster, he informed that he is very excited because the poster of his documentary has been launched at the ‘Canada Film Festival’ (Rhythms of Canada).
In this poster, Maa Kali is shown smoking a cigarette, as well as a trident in one hand of the artist in the costume of Maa Kali, and in one hand the pride flag of the LGBTQ community is seen. Seeing this, users on social media have become very angry.
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Complaint to PMO and Amit Shah
Seeing the poster of the documentary ‘Kali’, users on Twitter are telling a lot of lies to Leena. One user wrote on Twitter, “Every day the sentiments of Hinduism are hurt. They are testing our patience.
Not only this, a user has also demanded action on this poster and filmmaker, tagging Amit Shah to PMO. While some users said that can Gods of other religions be shown smoking like this?, the same user called it blasphemy and accused of hurting the sentiments of Hindus.
Controversy has already happened
This is not the first case where Hindu deities have been shown in an objectionable condition. Even before this, there has been a lot of controversy about such scenes in many films. In which Aamir Khan’s film ‘PK’ is also included. In which Lord Shiva was mocked. At the same time, there was a controversy recently over a scene shown in the trailer of Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s upcoming film ‘Brahmastra’, after which fans alleged that it showed the actor wearing shoes in the temple. Is.
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