Netaji grandnephew demands apology from Fauzi makers
Netaji grandnephew demands apology from Fauzi makers. Prabhas' Fauzi directed by Hanu Raghavapudi has been the cynosure of all eyes. The makers on the eve of Prabhas' birthday released a powerful glimpse and also the film's release date. The film will be releasing on 19 March 2027.
However, the glimpse landed in huge controversy with the makers showing Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose during his meeting with Adolf Hitler singing praises of the fictional character Prabhas, who is playing the role of a spy.
Many felt that it is an insult to the great freedom fighter Netaji. Now, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's grandnephew Chandra Kumar Bose demanded apology from the Fauzi makers. He said “Distorting facts and resorting to fiction while dealing with national icons is, I think, a crime.”
He continued “Netaji recognised that Germany’s Hitler and Japan’s Hideki Tojo could provide assistance to India’s freedom movement at that juncture.”
He added “He vehemently opposed fascism and believed in democracy and people’s democratic rights.” He demanded . “The director should apologise to the people of India and all those who value the country’s freedom struggle.”
- Pramod Nandivada
