'Operation Sindoor' tells the story behind India’s strikes following the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. The film is based on Lt Gen KJS Dhillon’s book detailing the events and strategy of the operation.
Veteran actor Anupam Kher, who essays the role of Mahatma Gandhi in Vivek Agnihotri’s "The Bengal Files" watched the controversial drama in a theatre recently.
A single-judge Bench of the Calcutta High Court on Monday dismissed a petition filed against the Vivek Agnihotri–directed movie 'The Bengal Files' because the petitioner could not back the claims behind his petition with substantiated information and supporting documents.
“With a heavy heart, I reach out to you,” she wrote. “I seek not a favour for a film but space for art, for truth, for Maa Bharati’s soul to speak without fear.”
Irrfan Khan, who passed away in April 2020 at the age of 53 after fighting a rare neuroendocrine tumour, is still remembered as one of the finest actors of his generation.
In the story, Gandhi himself plays a central role, as he had camped in Noakhali for several months during that time, trying to bring peace and heal the wounds of communal violence.
He went on to share his own experience of visiting Timur’s tomb in Samarkand while filming 'The Tashkent Files'. There, he recalled, he read an inscription praising Timur.
The promotional trailer launch of filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri’s upcoming film, The Bengal Files, ran into controversy on Saturday after a luxury hotel in Kolkata abruptly halted the event soon after it began, citing no official reason.
'The Bengal Files' is written and directed by Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri. The story revisits one of the most violent chapters of Indian history, the communal riots in undivided Bengal during the 1940s.
While Vanga has often been criticised for promoting toxic masculinity in his films, Vivek feels that the real issue people have with Vanga is not his content, but his success.
