No fathers in Kashmir deserve to be watched: Soni Razdan

Soni, Soni Razdan, believes that his upcoming film "No Fathers in Kashmir" will give the public a better understanding of the daily lives of people living in the conflict ravaged valley. The film, directed by Ashvin Kumar, is centered on the love story of two 16-year-olds in search of their missing father. "Kashmir deserves our attention.This film deserves to be seen … It will help people to know more about Kashmir.Even I was more curious and interested to know Kashmir when I got to edge, "Razdan told PTI.

"Our film is unique, but I hope it will draw audiences to the theaters because it's an entertaining film.This is neither a commercial film nor a film It's somewhere between the two, "she added. "No family man in Kashmir" had a tumultuous career in theaters and had trouble obtaining permission from the Central Film Certification Board (CBFC).

No family man in Kashmir but manufacturers protested. On March 11, following two hearings held in December and January, the Film Certification Appeals Tribunal (FCAT) announced that the film was worthy of U / A certification.

Razdan said she always felt excited when one of her projects came to the screen. but believes that the influx of digital media has given filmmakers another platform to present their work. "It's always wonderful to have a theatrical release, which many filmmakers desire.We want people to go to the movies." (But) The digital space becomes more relevant and people are watching a lot of things on the web I do not feel anything is lost to humanity if the film does not come out in a theater, "she said.

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The actor acknowledges that Kumar has put forward a beautiful and warm story of Kashmir. "I want to congratulate Ashvin for making this film when Kashmir was in a very bad space, the valley was almost closed, it was difficult to turn there and get out of there after all the problems of censorship."

The film is due out Friday.