The authors postpone the release of Hamid following the terrorist attack on Pulwama

Mumbai : As a result of the Pulwama attack, Hamid officials demanded the release of the film, which explores the conflict in Kashmir through the prospect of a eight year old boy. develops an unlikely friendship with a soldier of the CRPF. Hamid's departure from Aijaz Khan was to take place on March 1st.

"The story of Hamid tells the story of a relationship between a soldier from the CRPF (Central Reserve Police) and an eight-year-old Kashmiri boy named Hamid. film was made in order to bridge the gap of alienation, because this is the very cause of what is happening in the valley, "said Khan in a statement.

"At the present time, we believe that the attempt for peace and the work of our jawans are being undermined," Khan said.

Hamid, produced by Yoodlee Films, is a sensitive portrait of the fragility of the human condition in conflict-torn Kashmir. The film stars Talha Arshad Reshi, Rasika Dugal, Vikas Kumar and Sumit Kaul. Yoodlee Films also planned a special screening for CRPF soldiers in Srinagar on Monday as well. Producers believe the film should not be aired at this tragic time.

Siddharth Anand Kumar, Vice President of Movies and Television, Saregama India, and producer of Yoodlee Film, said: "The attack on the CRPF soldiers in the Pulwama district can only be described as" the attack. " odious and obnoxious act denied any sense of humanity within them

"At Yoodlee Films, we stand in solidarity with the families of soldiers whose lives have been so cruelly erased."

Kumar stated that Hamid was carrying a message of peace and hope to the highest degree, improbable circumstances.

"We are under attack now and it is neither the moment nor the good atmosphere to release our film or for that people absorb the story of the film – so we decided to change the release date. We will respond shortly to the date of the next publication, "he added.

A suicide bomber on Thursday crashed his all-terrain vehicle stuffed with explosives into a CRPF bus from the Srinagar Expressway -Jammu, in Pulwama district, suicide bombings amounted to 49 on Friday