The teaser for the film ‘Razakar’ was released in Hyderabad to mixed reviews. The film says that while India attained independence on August 15, 1947, Hyderabad did not, and it strives to emphasize alleged a volunteer paramilitary force during the Nizam’s rule, against the people of erstwhile Hyderabad.
It was not about Hindu-Muslim bro, all were effected bro, Aman ki Aasha Brooo
Meanwhile Razakar militia Head and founder Qasim razvi https://t.co/uk84r6zgQh pic.twitter.com/AMHnI1RMaA
— Red Viper (@imabhi2501) September 18, 2023
Some citizens and political officials have expressed relief that the film will be published, while others have expressed concern about the possible harm it could cause to law and order, as well as its portrayal of historical events. Some have accused the film of instilling hatred and distorting history.
The Razakars were a paramilitary group linked with the nationalist party in Nizam’s Hyderabad state. They were founded in 1938 and grew greatly after India gained independence. Following Hyderabad’s accession to the Indian Union, their leader, Qasim Razvi, was imprisoned and eventually offered sanctuary in Pakistan.
Dear @TelanganaCMO @KTRBRS @BRSHarish I request you to kindly protect peace & tranquility of #Hyderabad & #Telangana by stopping the release of Fake Propaganda movie #Razakar even teaser of that movie is creating hatred between communities. @mahmoodalibrs @TelanganaDGP… pic.twitter.com/0mVoqMHKDu
— Mubashir.Khurram (@infomubashir) September 18, 2023
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