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Veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah's statement about fearing a rise of Islamophobia during the 1999 IC 814 Kandahar hijack has caused a heated exchange between the BJP and Shiv Sena parties. While the Shiv Sena criticized Shah for his divisive statements, the BJP emphasized the importance of portraying unbiased facts in cinema and condemned terrorist acts regardless of religion. This incident highlights the ongoing tension in Indian politics surrounding issues of religion and terrorism.
In an interview, Bollywood legend Naseeruddin Shah revealed his thoughts on portraying a key role in the Netflix series, IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack. He expressed his deep concerns about the aftermath of the real-life hijacking, and how it might have led to increased islamophobia. Shah also shared his lingering uneasiness about the resolution of the crisis and how it might have affected the passengers and pilot.
Netflix has recently added a disclaimer to their series IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack, following allegations of distorting facts and using incorrect names for the hijackers. Director Anubhav Sinha has faced criticism and even a PIL has been filed against the makers. In response to the uproar, Netflix has updated their disclaimer to include the real and code names of the hijackers.
Netflix's latest web series, IC 814 The Kandahar Hijack, starring Vijay Varma, is receiving backlash for allegedly distorting facts and depicting the hijackers with Hindu God names. The Indian government has taken notice and summoned the content head of Netflix for a review. The public is also calling for a boycott of the series on social media. The series, based on a true event, tells the story of the longest hijacking in Indian history and stars popular actors like Naseeruddin Shah and Dia Mirza.
The recently released Netflix series IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack has been caught in a controversy over the use of code names by the hijackers in the show. In response, the streaming platform has announced that they will update the opening disclaimer of the series to include the real names of the terrorists along with the code names. The show's authenticity has been defended by casting director Mukesh Chhabra, citing proper research. The series, directed by Anubhav Sinha, is based on the 1999 Indian Airlines flight hijacking and can now be streamed on Netflix.
Netflix's content head Monika Shergill was summoned by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting over allegations of factual distortion in the recently released series 'IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack'. The streaming platform has now assured the government that future content will be sensitive and in accordance with the nation's sentiments. The series has faced backlash for possibly distorting the names of the hijackers, prompting calls for a ban and a PIL being filed in the Delhi High Court.
Monika Shergill, the content chief of Netflix India, has been called to appear before the government after their series 'IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack' received backlash for using only Hindu codenames for the hijackers. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting expressed concern over the portrayal of hijackers and demanded an explanation from Shergill. This development highlights the sensitivity surrounding depicting historical and cultural events in content.
The recently released series IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack has stirred up controversy as Captain Devi Sharan, the pilot of the hijacked flight, revealed that the show has altered and misrepresented some events from the actual incident. These reportedly include unclogging the toilet's plumbing lines and receiving a salute from the foreign minister, which were shown to be done by the pilot himself. However, Sharan clarified that in reality, a worker was sent by the Taliban authorities and the foreign minister only made a gesture to appreciate their efforts. The series has been receiving calls for boycott and a Netflix representative has even been summoned for a meeting in New Delhi regarding the backlash.
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Delhi High Court seeking a ban on the OTT series 'IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack' for allegedly distorting facts about the real identities of the hijackers. The plea, filed by a farmer and president of Hindu Sena, also seeks to cancel the Central Board of Film Certification certificate and ban the series from public viewing. Meanwhile, the central government has summoned the content head of Netflix India to explain the contentious aspects of the series portraying the 1999 hijack.