Kamal Speaks About Making Films Questioning The Government Ahead Of Bharateeyudu 2 Release

It is known that actor turned Kamal Haasan is always vocal.about any issues regarding films and politics. His upcoming film 'Bharateeyudu 2' / 'Indian 2' is scheduled to release on 16th July in multiple languages. Ahead of its release Kamal Shares about the risk in loved in making such vigilante films that project any government institutions in a bad light.

Artistes are citizens of the country who have every right to hold the authorities to account, said veteran actor Kamal Haasan, admitting there is a "risk" in making films that question the government. The actor was speaking at the trailer launch of his upcoming film Hindustani 2: Zero Tolerance, in which he reprises the role of Senapathy, a freedom fighter-turned-vigilante who fought against corruption in India.

Titled Indian 2: Zero Tolerance in Tamil, the upcoming movie is a sequel to Kamal's hit 1996 film Indian, which featured him in a dual role. Shankar is returning to direct the second film in the Indian franchise, which will also have a third part.

Asked whether it's tough to make films that question the government today, the actor said this problem has persisted since the British era. "People were making films even then. We will continue to make those kinds of films, it doesn't matter who is at the top of the establishment. That's not just the filmmaker, that's the citizen's right to ask those questions,” he said.