72 Hurons.
72 Hurons.
72 Hooraine: A special screening of the controversial film 72 Hooren took place in JNU today even before its release. The film is scheduled to release on July 7, but the film was shown through a special screening on Tuesday by Vivekananda Vichar Manch. Let us tell you that even before this the special screening of The Kerala Story has happened here. Controversy has also started regarding the screening of this film. Student union president Aishe Ghosh has protested about this. He said that it was very unfortunate that the funds of the university were being used to host programs of the RSS.
Along with this, he said that this has not happened for the first time, but by organizing Garbh Sanskar workshop here, films like Kerala Story have also been organized by the RSS. Aishi Ghosh said that ABVP, VHP are trying to saffronize and communalize this campus. These organizations are misusing the public institution for their agenda. Despite this, the silence of the Vice-Chancellor here shows his loyalty to his masters. At the same time, he said that we will continue to strongly oppose these efforts of the saffron brigade trying to disturb communal harmony. No matter how many difficulties may arise for this.
Let us tell you that after The Kerala Story, the film 72 Hooren remains in the limelight. This film is made by National Award Winning Director Sanjay Puran Singh. According to the information, this film is based on terrorism, which is going to be released in cinema houses on July 7. Before the release of this film, Vivekananda Vicharmanch has got its special screening done in JNU.
Posters were already put up
For this, posters of the film were put up outside JNU several days ago so that more and more students and other people could be invited to participate in it. On Tuesday, the film was screened at 4 pm after its scheduled time.
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