Vivek Agnihotri, the director of the critically acclaimed film The Kashmir Files, has released a new documentary on the Kashmir genocide of Hindus. The documentary, titled The Kashmir Files Unreported, is available to stream on Agnihotri's online platform, Agnihotri Films.
The documentary features interviews with survivors of the genocide, as well as experts on the Kashmir conflict. Agnihotri says that the documentary is an attempt to "tell the untold story of the Kashmir genocide of Hindus."
The documentary has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising it for its "unflinching look at the truth" and others criticizing it for being "divisive" and "misleading."
In an interview with The Indian Express, Agnihotri said that he made the documentary because he wanted to "tell the truth about the Kashmir genocide of Hindus." He said that the genocide is "a dark chapter in Indian history that has been deliberately ignored by the mainstream media."
Agnihotri said that he hopes the documentary will help to "raise awareness about the Kashmir genocide and to ensure that it never happens again."
The Kashmir genocide was a mass exodus of Kashmiri Hindus from the Kashmir Valley in 1990. The exodus was the result of a campaign of violence and intimidation by Islamist militants. Over 100,000 Kashmiri Hindus were forced to flee their homes, and many were killed.
The Kashmir genocide is a highly sensitive topic in India. The Indian government has been criticized for its handling of the Kashmir conflict, and the genocide has been used by some groups to justify violence against Muslims.
Agnihotri's documentary is likely to be controversial, but it is an important step in telling the story of the Kashmir genocide. The documentary provides a platform for survivors of the genocide to share their stories, and it raises awareness about a dark chapter in Indian history.
Here are some additional details about the documentary:
- The documentary is 90 minutes long.
- It is available to stream on Agnihotri Films' website and on YouTube.
- The documentary has been translated into multiple languages, including English, Hindi, and Urdu.
- The documentary has been praised by some critics for its "unflinching look at the truth" and for "raising awareness about the Kashmir genocide."
- The documentary has also been criticized by some critics for being "divisive" and "misleading."
Overall, Vivek Agnihotri's documentary, The Kashmir Files Unreported, is an important step in telling the story of the Kashmir genocide of Hindus. The documentary provides a platform for survivors of the genocide to share their stories, and it raises awareness about a dark chapter in Indian history.
