After The Kashmir Files, Vivek Agnihotri And Pallavi Joshi To Work On Two More Films Together
After the success of The Kashmir Files, husband-wife duo Vivek Agnihotri And Pallavi Joshi to work on two more movies together based on unreported stories from Indian history.
After the grand success of The Kashmir Files, husband-wife duo Vivek Agnihotri and Pallavi Joshi will next be working on two more scripts that will be based on "unreported stories from Indian history."
The same was announced by Trade analyst Taran Adarsh on Twitter today.
'THE KASHMIR FILES' TEAM REUNITES FOR TWO MORE FILMS... After the phenomenal success of #TheKashmirFiles, producers #AbhishekAgarwal, #VivekRanjanAgnihotri and #PallaviJoshi reunite to produce two more films based on unreported stories from #Indian history... OFFICIAL VIDEO... pic.twitter.com/SUgEfyNvY9
¡ª taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) April 11, 2022
For the unversed, The Kashmir Files was directed by Vivek Agnihotri and co-produced by Pallavi Joshi who also acted in the movie. Vivek had recently called Pallavi the "most successful female producer of India".
About the film, Pallavi Joshi had earlier said, "We went across the world, USA, UK, Germany, Singapore, Jammu and Kashmir, Pune, Thailand, Delhi, wherever we could find the first family of the victim, whose father was murdered, whose mother was raped, the children who saw their parents being murdered in front of their eyes.. We have met those people".
"We shot their long format video interviews and we have those videos that too will bring in front of people... So if there's anybody who is accusing me that I have something wrong in the film, then you can come and see all the 4,000 hours of research that we have on our videos."
The Kashmir Files revolved around the genocide of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990.
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