This Is Real Kerala Story! John Abraham's Statement About Kerala's Communal Harmony Goes Viral
The Kerala Story, a Hindi film, has kicked up a storm in the entire nation. While some people are calling it Sanghi propaganda, others say it's only a harsh reality. Were 32,000 women in Kerala brainwashed to convert to Islam and then forced to join terrorist organisations like ISIS?
In the midst of the debate, people are sharing what true Kerala looks like!
This old video of John Abraham talking about communal harmony in Kerala is going viral on the internet.?
In the video, he was asked what makes Kerala different from most of us, to which he said, "You can see a temple, a mosque, and a church within like 10 meters of each other peacefully co-existing without any problem whatsoever.?
"Seeing what's happening to the world today - the entire world is getting very polarized - I think Kerala is an example of a place where religions and communities co-existing so peacefully."
"The other extreme is I still remember when Fidel Castro passed away, I went to Kerala and that was the only state where they had his posters and hoardings all over to mourn his death. So Kerala is really communist in... "
"I see that in my father also... My father was... I wouldn't say... he made me read a lot of Marxist philosophy... there is a communist side in a lot of mallus - like we call ourselves mallus - so I think that's fantastic because we all believe in equitable living... we all believe n equitable distribution of wealth and I think Kerala is a shining example of that," added John Abraham.??
Also Read:?Teaser Of 'The Kerala Story' Sparks Row, Shows 32000 Kerala Women Converted & Inducted Into ISIS
Several other Twitter users are sharing what the real Kerala Story is as they think what's shown in the film is propaganda.?
Also Read:?Woman Claims She Was Brainwashed Into Converting To Islam, Calls 'The Kerala Story' Accurate
AR Rahman also bats for communal harmony.?
Earlier, the Oscar-winning music composer shared a post showing a Hindu couple tying a knot in a mosque in Kerala. "Bravo¡ love for humanity has to be unconditional and healing," he wrote.
Actress Shabana Azmi says those calling for a ban on The Kerala Story are as wrong as those who wanted to ban Aamir Khan's Laal Singh Chadha. People are calling her brave for saying this. Here's why.?
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