Vivek Agnihotri ‘will take legal course’ if the Bengal Files release is not allowed in west Bengal: ‘If they stop us …’

Filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri on Monday He would go the legal route if the release of his film the Bengal Files is stalled in West Bengal.

The trailer launch of the film in kolkata was disrupted on saturday. Agnihotri Claimed The Event was the first cancelled by a Multiplex and then Moved to a Hotel where power supply was disrupted and police turned up asking if Asking If Permission Had Been Taken.

“We will go by the constitution. We will go legally. If they stop us, we will take the legal course. Government does not do it (stop the release), “The filmmaker said at a press conference here while Hitting out at the Mamata Bnerjee-Led Tmc Government in West Bengal.

The Bengal Files, Which is Slated for release on September 5, Revolves Around the Calcutta Riots of August 16, 1946, which was triggered after the all -india muslim calf Demand a Separate Homeland.

“This is an Indian film. I am telling you the truth,” agnihotri said.

Known for Films Such as the Kashmir Files and the Tashkent Files, Agnihotri also addressed the many controversies surrounding his latest release, include an fir by by Gopal Chandra Mukherjee’S Santanu Mukherjee.

Gopal Mukherjee is said to have played a Pivotal Role in the Resistance Against the Muslim Mob Violence in 1946.

Agnihotri said gopal mukherjee in his film is an inspired character and not center to the plot.

“I will not go into his history. Watch santanu’s interview. I can give you all the links. There is an interview of gopal mukherjee on bbc. In that interview, what he has said, weh hav on Much.

“I Respect Gopal Mukherjee a lot. His Grandsons Work With Tmc. There is a compulsion there… they have done it legally. We are giving a legal answer to that,” He Said.

Agnihotri Claimed The Film is his Attempt to Reveal Hidden Truths. He said he aims at showing “the untold stories of India”.

“Our purpose is very clear. I make films on Hindu civilization. That is why I make films on Hindu history. I do not consider mysider myself capable of making films on islamic history or christian history or christian history,” He said, adding that filmmakers like mani ratnam and vishal bhardwaj have alredy made movies on the Islamic history of kashmir through “roja” and “hair”.

Agnihotri said the censor board passed the Bengal Files with

“This film was made with a lot of responsibility and sensority. No one can object to this. Bengalis will be proud of this film.”

The Bengal Files Stars Mithun Chakraborty, Saswata Chatterjee, Anupam Kher, Pallavi Joshi, Priyanshu Chatterjee, and Darshan Kumar.