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Curiously, Vivek Oberoi's father, Suresh Oberoi, is mentioned in the credits of the trailer as one of the film's producers. time. Blatant attempts to project the prime minister, as can be seen in the trailer, while the messiah of the oppressed has divided the Twitterati, so much so that important sections of the BJP fear that this film really serves to take the Prime Minister Modify to victory or it would distance potential voters.
A BJP loyalist said, "Let's not judge the film before it's released. But yes, the trailer is not what we expected. The presentation could be more elegant.
What about historical facts such as the Gujarat riots in 2002, which seem to have been completely swept away?
"This is not a money laundering sanctioned by the Prime Minister, we can tell you that. It is not a propaganda film funded by the BJP either. We did not ask that this film be shot, "says a well-placed source who thinks the prime minister can move away from the biopic. "If the ruckus continues, Prime Minister Modi will not join this film," said a representative of the party.
Curiously, Vivek Oberoi's father, Suresh Oberoi, is mentioned in the credits of the trailer as one of the producers of the film. Omung Kumar, who directs this biopic, is no stranger to the genre. In the past, he directed films about Mary Kom and Sarabjit Singh. However, apparently this time around, Omung has received a blueprint on how to treat the biopic with a particular mood.
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