After listening to several interviews and justifications, when I saw the trailer, I was heartbroken. The Kerala Story – is everywhere. It is called an imaginary story; someone accused it of exaggeration; someone called it a political trick; and there is a lot of discussion on the number 32 thousand and three girls; the same things happened when the Kashmir Files were released. It was a film that was made tax-free in many states.
Which films are tax-free? The movies that are socially relevant or have inspiring stories are made tax- free. Now the question arises: are people being affected by the human trafficking shown? Is it having a positive impact on people’s lives? Is it that much of a necessary story?
Then what is the purpose of making it tax-free while it is an imaginary story? It has been in the news for the last six months, and its impact is very important to assess.

A marvellous article indeed! I believe its a crucial need to speak and address such critical topics which are truly having a very significant impact on the psychology of people in regards to the secular Indian brotherhood. As imp as it is to address its equally imp for people as an indivisual to see beyond the stage set up for them with the political agendas playing on behind the screen.
Appreciate the considerable and meaningful work!