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When the trailer for Omung Kumar's Narendra Modi biographical film aired on YouTube on Thursday morning, a line was missing in the version that was projected for the media in Mumbai on Wednesday afternoon: "Aap bak Godhra keye apologizes kyun nahi kiya? "Why have not you apologized for Godhra so far?
The trailer aired on the Internet several hours after press launch, early Thursday morning
In the version presented to the press, a television reporter, played by Darshan Kumar, spoke about it. the communal riots that ravaged Gujarat in 2002 during Modi's tenure as prime minister, killing nearly 2,000 people. Several leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party and its Hindutva ally, the Bajrang Dal, were found guilty of killing Muslims in riots.
The violence followed the death of 59 Hindu pilgrims in the Sabarmati Express fire at Godhra on February 27, 2002. They were returning from Ayodhya, in Uttar Pradesh, after a ceremony on the site where BJP supporters demolished the Babri in 1992. Masjid. In February 2011, a court convicted 31 Muslim men for setting fire to the train.
Although the last trailer of Prime Minister Narendra Modi interpreting Vivek Anand Oberoi, is not mentioned by Godha, other references to riots in Gujarat have been preserved. "My Gujarat is burning," said a distressed Modi in the trailer. He was also shown that he personally oversaw the reaction to the Akshardham Temple attack in September 2002. "I will not leave this place until all my people are safe," he says. .
There is also a shot in the last trailer. Modi's marriage in his childhood, and his goodbyes in tears to his wife, Jasodhaben (played by Barkha Bisht). In the text that has been retained, Modi tells his mother, Hiraben (Zarina Wahab), "I want to be a sanyasi".
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Sandip Ssingh, who produced the film with Suresh Oberoi and Anand Pandit, told Scroll.in that he did not know why the line on Godhra was not. not in the final trailer. "We are currently in Varansi for a two-day film shoot," Ssingh said. "I have not checked the trailer today."
The film will be released on April 5, a few days before the April 11 general election. Modi's party is looking for a second term and the time of release. raised his eyebrows. The biopic was announced at the end of January at an event in Mumbai, attended by Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of Maharashtra and a member of the BJP. The film was originally due out on April 12, one day after the first phase of the general election. This would have meant that the theatrical series would have coincided with other polls, which will continue until May 19th.
At Wednesday's press conference, Ssingh commented on the timing of the publication: "You, the journalists, can decide if it's propaganda.
Ssingh stated Scroll.in that the biopic would aim for as wide an outreach as possible in Indian and foreign territories.
The other films to appear the same weekend as the Narendra Modi are the thriller of espionage Romeo Akbar Walter with John Abraham and Ashvin Kumar in the film No Fathers in Kashmir .
"We are not trying to figure out who will come with us, and we are going to broadcast the film widely," Ssingh said. "It's a biopic that everyone wants to see and inspire."
Producers have already applied for a certificate of censorship, even though the film is not over yet, Ssingh added. It usually takes a few weeks for the Central Board of Film Certification to issue the certificate, without which movies can not be viewed in cinemas.
"We have already postulated a long time ago," Ssingh said. "We are editing the film since the first day. We do not violate any law for publication. We will follow the rules.
The cast of the biographical film includes Manit Joshi as president of BJP, Amit Shah, Boman Irani as industrialist Ratan Tata and Kishori Shahane as Indira Gandhi.
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