What are the protesters opposing the last thing: Javed Akhtar

Akhtar said, "I watched the movie and I think that this is a successful achievement of Indian cinema in recent times. I am not able to understand what people opposing are opposing."

Mumbai : Veteran author-songwriter Javed Akhtar, with his wife Shabana Azmi, saw the controversial film 'Padmavat' of Sanjay Leela Bhansali on Wednesday night and his experience was completely different. They asked why protesters are against this film? This film is a saga of 'valor and valor of Rajput community'.

Akhtar said, "I watched the movie and I think that this is a successful achievement of Indian cinema in recent times. I am not able to understand what people opposing are opposing."

He said, "This film is a passionate story of the bravery and values ​​of the Rajput community and if someone says that this movie hurts the respect of this community (Rajput), then this is an insult to the film." After watching the film, Shabana was also very excited and said that it should be sent to the Oscars as the official entry of India.

He said, "This is a film which should be sent as the official entry of India for the Oscars." My heart was filled with pride, seeing the 'Padmavat', this is a film that every Indian can see. The story is completely blown away, it's fantastic and unmatched. "

On the question of not receiving this much support from the film industry, Shabana said, "The allegation against the director of the film industry and not supporting his team is not proper. We have been prevented from doing so because The manufacturers believed that it is okay to avoid confrontation. "

He said, "I believe that Sanjay Leela Bhansali was attacked in Rajasthan when the FIR was lodged at the same time, the situation could not reach here."