Movie About Indian Women In ISIS Sparks Controversy

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The Bollywood film, The Kerala Story, directed by Sudipto Sen, has sparked controversy by portraying the Southern Indian state of Kerala as a haven for converting Hindu women into Islamic terrorism. Sen said it was based on real information and events; however, no evidence has been provided. In the trailer, an actress appears in a niqab and while speaking directly to the camera claims that 32,000 girls like her were "buried" in the deserts of Syria and Yemen. She states that a "dangerous game" is being played where ordinary girls are converted to Islam and recruited by the terrorist group in Kerala. She tearfully pleads, "Will nobody stop them?" After the trailer's release, there was a backlash in the southern parts of India. The film has been accused of spreading false information, defaming the state's reputation, and even discrediting Indian intelligence agencies. In reality, there are only 4-6 known cases of Keralite women converting to Islam and traveling to join ISIS. Overall there are roughly only 200 Indians who have joined the terrorist since 2016. After the trailer was released, some right-wing political figures accused the heavily left-leaning state of being a "breeding ground" for Islamic terrorism.

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Movie About Indian Women in ISIS Sparks Controversy

Location: India