Director Shekhar Kapur reveals a horrible incident that her family had to undergo during the partition | Hindi movie news

Shekhar Kapur, prominent Bollywood director, known for his role in several critically acclaimed and commercially successful films, such as "Mr. India & # 39; and & # 39; Bandit Queen & # 39 ;, among others, have recently accessed Twitter to recall a horrific incident that his family suffered during the partition of India.

In his tweet, the director reveals that he was born in Lahore, today in Pakistan, and indicates that during the partition, while they were emigrating to India, his mother made a died while she was in the train and hid under her remains, as well as her sister. .

Shekhar Kapur also recalled the darkest period in history, according to which more than a million people were killed during the partition and there were 10 million refugees.

Shekhar Kapur tweeted: "I was born in Lahore, my mother escaped the mbadacre by hiding under the corpse on a train, going to India, and we are dying. were killed in the partition, 10 million refugees, on both sides, India and Pakistan were created from the blood of one people. "

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Previously, the director was part of several voices from Bollywood, demanding the release of the squadron commander Abhinandan Varthaman, detained in Pakistan while he was in detention after his fighter plane was shot down by the air force. during a recent escalation of the conflict between the two countries after the Indian Air Force shot down terrorist camps inside Pakistan.

Yesterday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan announced the release of Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman as a sign of peace. Reacting to this news, Shekhar Kapur had tweeted: "#WingCdrAbhinanadan You have become a beacon of courage, patriotism and dignity, and also a beacon of hope.We hope to welcome you soon to your home, sir."

#WingCdrAbhinanadan You have become a beacon of courage, patriotism and dignity. And also a glimmer of hope. We are looking for … https://t.co/AjQC5aGK1o

— Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) 1551345842000

Previously, the director had also asked to put an end to the war rhetoric in the country following the recent escalation of conflict between the two neighboring countries. Shekhar Kapur had tweeted: "It is really important not to stir up war speechs.This is not a game Do not face bullets or bombs.Do not make family pray and hopefully that your husbands brothers or fathers are safe or live in border areas in fear.It's easy to be a soldier in armachair. "

It is very important not to fan the flames of war rhetoric. This is not a game. Do not face bullets or bombs. U r … https://t.co/YeXFrsOFkO

— Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) 1551270998000