Crowd of audience gathered in the film The Kerala Story
Special show organized for mother power by Jaipur Rural MP Colonel Rathod
Rathore discussed with girl students and women, said :- Family members should take care of their children
Addressed the press conference, religious conversion is on the agenda
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot was invited to watch the film
Kotputli, 14 May 2023
The film The Kerala Story starring famous film actress Ada Sharma produced by producer director Sudipto Sen and Vipul Shah on topics like conversion, love jihad, terrorism in South Indian state of Kerala including Hindu girls in conspiracy There is an atmosphere of curiosity. Screening of this film is being done at Gold Cinema located on Bansur Road in Kotputli and Patel Heera Moti Cinema located on the highway. Where along with the general audience, special free screenings are being done for women and girl students by various organizations including BJP, RAS, VHP, ABVP, Bajrang Dal. In this sequence, a special screening was organized for mothers and sisters on behalf of Jaipur Rural MP Col. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore at Gold Cinema, Bansur Road on Sunday. Where hundreds of women and girl students were shown free films. MP Rathod himself also reached Kotputli to watch the film. He watched the film sitting with the audience. After this, he had a special dialogue while discussing with the audience, girl students and their families. Rathore said that all parents should take care of their children. Along with this, children should also communicate with their parents regarding their problems. After this, Rathore also addressed the press conference. He said that under an international agenda, a conspiracy to convert Hindus is going on in India as well. This film shows the truth that how people of a particular class are targeting other religions. Rathore said that this film should be seen by people of all classes. Because no family would want their daughter to be treated like this. On the question of not making the film tax free in Rajasthan, Rathore said that it is a matter to clarify the intention of the Congress party. During this, he called the Chief Minister's office and invited the Chief Minister of the state, Ashok Gehlot, to watch the film with him. Rathore said that the film would be shown free of cost to the Chief Minister and his family members as well as to the staff members. If the Chief Minister wishes, special screening will be done for him. On the question of banning the film in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal including Kerala, he said that the Supreme Court itself has told these states that when the film can be shown in the whole country then what is the objection in these states. While this film has been made tax free in many states including Madhya Pradesh, UP and Uttarakhand and this agenda of communalism has been discussed by PM Modi himself in his speech. Rathore has also demanded Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot to make this film tax free in Rajasthan. He said that it is very important to show this film to every mother and sister to make them aware of the truth. During this BJP leader Yadram Jangal, State Vice President of OBC Morcha Ed. Hiralal Rawat, BJP leader Mukesh Goyal and Shankar Lal Kasana, Eng. Subhash Ghoghar, Dilip Yadav, Ed. Uday Singh Tanwar and others were present.
Goosebumps film :- As the story of the film progresses, it gives goosebumps to the audience. The mothers and sisters who came out after watching the film said that this film, based on a true incident, compels one to think about how girls from other communities are being implicated in the conspiracy of love jihad by a particular community.
Four shows being organized daily :- It is notable that the said film was released on May 5 last. Which is being screened at Gold Multiplex Cinema located on Bansur Road, Kotputli and Patel Heera Moti Cinema located on the highway. Where four shows of the film are being shown daily. Multiplex operator Anand Mittal told that a large number of spectators are thronging from nearby tehsils including Kotputli to watch the film. Based on the reality of Kerala, this film of about two and a quarter hours long keeps you shaken inside. On the other hand, Shiv Kumar Patel, director of Patel Hira Moti Cinema, said that in order to make the horrific vandalism of Hindu girls in Kerala accessible to the general public, the cinema has given 50 percent discount on tickets for mothers and sisters and 20 percent for the general audience. has been laid. A large number of spectators are thronging to watch the film.
