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Gujarati Movie Chosen For Academy Awards Nomination | BJP Promoting Regionalism? | The Urban Debate

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In this episode of The Urban Debate with Shreya Dhoundial, we will deliberate on the row that erupted after the Film Federation of India chose the Gujarati Film ‘Chello Show’ as its official entry for the academy awards. Alleging the BJP of favoritism, TRS has slammed the central government for not choosing Rajamouli’s RRR for the official entry. TRS said that the BJP has prioritized Gujarat over Telangana on several instances and has continued to ignore the rights and interests of the people of the southern region. Deliberating on this, political analyst SS Sriram said “It's absolutely Modi’s fear with TRS. They are feeling the heat of the BJP in Telangana.”

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