Chadhry Fawad Hussain criticizes Sanjay Dutt’s upcoming movie titled ‘Panipat’

Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Kapoor, and Kriti Sanon-starrer Panipat as of late dropped its trailer. The film, in light of the Battle of Panipat, sees Kapoor as Sadashiv Rao Bhau, Dutt as Ahmad Shah Abdali and Sanon as Parvati Bai. In any case, the clasp has accumulated clashing surveys. Many have gotten out the chief Ashutosh Gowarikar to twist history, one of them being Pakistan government serve Chaudhry Fawad Hussain. Hussain was reacting to a tweet by Reema Omer in which she had reprimanded Bollywood’s languid portrayal of Muslim history and its rulers. “With Panipat, Bollywood’s disturbing (and horrendously languid) figure of speech for delineating Muslim rulers/trespassers as brutal savages proceed,” she composed. “Likewise, if the trailer is anything to pass by, the film truly couldn’t have come at a more awful time (or day: December 6, when Babri Masjid was obliterated).”

With #Panipat, Bollywood’s troubling (and painfully lazy) trope for depicting Muslim rulers/invaders as barbaric savages continues

Also, if the trailer is anything to go by, the film really couldn’t have come at a worse time (or day: 6 Dec, when Babri masjid was demolished) pic.twitter.com/GdtZsm1N7j

— Reema Omer (@reema_omer) November 11, 2019

To this, Hussain included his own musings. “At the point when simpletons attempt to revamp history under RSS impact, this is the base one ought to anticipate. Agay deikheiye hota hai kya. (See what happens much further).”

When idiots try to rewrite history under RSS influence this is minimum one should expect, agay agay deikheiye hota hai kiya….. https://t.co/IecnORvomx

— Ch Fawad Hussain (@fawadchaudhry) November 11, 2019

Ex Afghani presidential applicant, Dr. Shaida Arif, additionally said something regarding Dutt’s depiction of Abdali and how Indian film has played around with the nation’s ties with Afghanistan in their movies. “Dear Sanjay Dutt jee: Historically, the Indian film has been amazingly instrumental in fortifying the Indo-Afghan ties. I especially trust that Panipat has remembered that reality while managing this significant scene of our shared history!”

Dear @duttsanjay Ji: Historically, the Indian cinema has been extremely instrumental in strengthening the Indo-Afghan ties – I very much hope that the film “Panipat” has kept that fact in mind while dealing with this important episode of our shared history! https://t.co/8HKLei2ce1

— Dr Shaida Abdali (@ShaidaAbdali) November 4, 2019

Another client shared how Panipat is simply one more film of Muslim pioneers being depicted as brutal. “Panipat is Bollywood’s another endeavor to show Muslim rulers as uncouth,” the client shared.

#Panipat is Bollywood’s another attempt to present Muslim rulers as barbaric pic.twitter.com/2JIsFaXXUV

— Schrödinger's cat (@samurai_iiiiii) November 11, 2019

Prior, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s showstopper Padmaavat was also gotten out for Ranveer Singh’s character, who played Alauddin Khilji in the film.