Kangana Ranaut’s upcoming directorial venture ‘Emergency’, portraying the life of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, will not release in Bangladesh due to rising political tensions between the two countries.
Kangana Ranaut’s film ‘Emergency’ will not be released in Bangladesh
The film, which delves into the tumultuous period of India’s 1975 Emergency, finds itself caught in the middle of a geopolitical standoff. A source close to the matter said, “The decision to stop the screening of ‘Emergency’ in Bangladesh is linked to the existing strained relations between India and Bangladesh. The ban is less about the content of the film and more about the current political dynamics. ” Between the two countries.”
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Indira Gandhi’s role in the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971, where she defied the US to intervene in the conflict with Pakistan, is central to the story. India’s involvement in the war ultimately led to the creation of Bangladesh, but the film also highlights the strong ties between Gandhi and the father of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Rahman, who Gandhi called “Goddess Durga”, received India’s support during the war, an event that remains an important part of the historical narrative.
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‘Emergency’ also touches on the assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman by Bangladeshi extremists, a significant point which many believe contributed to the film’s ban in Bangladesh.
Although India and Bangladesh once shared a strong alliance, particularly during the 1971 conflict, the political landscape has changed dramatically. With the change of leadership in Bangladesh, tensions between the two countries have increased, changing the once friendly situation. Today, India faces increasing challenges from neighboring countries including Taliban-controlled China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives and Afghanistan.
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