Gulf countries banned Indian films

Gulf countries have rejected Indian propaganda once morest Muslims and Kashmiris and the ban on screening of propaganda films remains in place.

According to foreign media, the Gulf countries have rejected Indian propaganda once morest Muslims and Kashmiris, and Bollywood films based on bigotry continue to be banned there. Recently Indian film Article 370 has been banned from release in Gulf countries.

The Bollywood film Article 370 has falsely and fabricatedly depicted Indian atrocities on Kashmiris and the ban on the film by the Gulf countries is a major blow to Bollywood and Modi’s narrative of normalcy in Kashmir. Earlier, Bollywood film Fighter was also banned from showing in Gulf countries.

The said film “Article 370”, which was released in theaters on February 23, has already been banned internationally due to its propaganda story.

The movie Article 370 is made on the events happening in Kashmir since 2019 but the situation of Kashmiris is completely lied. The purpose of this film is to justify the Modi government’s illegal and unilateral abrogation of Article 370 in Occupied Kashmir by the United Nations in August 2019.

The film “Article 370” misrepresents historical events and twists facts to fit a particular narrative. In the past, controversial films like “The Kashmir Files” have also been criticized in international forums for propagating an anti-Muslim agenda. was criticized. Kashmir Files was banned by Singapore and UAE and the movie “Article 370” is also a biased and one-sided propaganda story like Kashmir Files.

The whole world is witnessing extremism once morest Muslims, especially Kashmiris in India under the rule of Modi government, and Modi’s extremist thinking has now strengthened its roots in Bollywood as well, which is a clear proof that Modi came to power in 2014. Since then, more than 40 anti-Muslim films have been released.

Kashmiris seem to be the subject of most Bollywood propaganda films, in which Muslims are portrayed as terrorists. Attempts have been made to prove the freedom fighters who want their right to self-determination in Kashmir as militants and terrorists.