Sunny Deol’s Jat expressed Christian displeasure over the church scene, community demand ban
The release of Sunny Deol’s latest film ‘Jat’ has ignited the controversy by the Christian community due to a scene derogatory. The community has demanded ban and legal action, claiming that the depiction is an insult to their trust.
Bollywood films ‘Jait’, Sunny Deol, Randeep Hooda, and Vineet Kumar Sinning, have landed in controversy after their dramatic release on 10 April. The Christian community has strongly objected to a particular scene in which a crucifix is shown over a crucifix, to stand inside a church. The scene also includes portrayal of hooliganism and threats inside the church, which the community has found deeply aggressive.
According to the representatives of the Christian community, the depiction has hurt their religious feelings and volume to the dictation of the pulsit- Pulpit. They allege that this scene appears to be a deliberate part of a conspiracy to discredit Christianity in India, forced and violence against it.
Initially, members of the Christian community planned to hold a protest outside the cinema hall, but the protest was stopped by the police. Instead, the delegates presented a memorandum to the Joint Commissioner, demanding a ban on Jat screening in theaters.
Part of the scene is also included in the trailer. To keep an eye:
Built by Naveen Malineni under the banner of People Media Factory and now, directed by Gopichand Malinani and now, under the banner of People Media Factory and is now facing serious backlash. The community alleges that the film deliberately promotes the story of enmity against Christianity in India.
Calling the portrayal a “deliberate insult” for his belief, the Christian community leaders have demanded that legal action be taken against the actors and crews of the film under laws related to religious insults. He has also called a complete ban on the film. The two -day ultimatum has been released, and the community has warned that if no action is taken within that time, they will intensify their opposition.
