These days, there are more and more
people watching propaganda films. The
kashmir Files' runaway
success is evidence of this. The
kerala Story has recently been added to the list. The
love Jihad story is allegedly the inspiration for The
kerala Story. It is intended to be a pro-Hindu
movie, which will cause some viewers to dislike it. The
movie received opening weekend reviews that ranged from 0.5 to 1.
It doesn't provide much as a film in terms of merits, uniqueness, or cinematic value. However, a section's informal word of mouth is extremely positive, and
people are already soaking it up. Thanks to the jarringly striking teaser that illustrated the
idea of
love Jihad, the
movie is expected to debut on a higher note than
kashmir Files, and reservations are doing fantastically. Hate sells as well as any, and it appears that this is the case with The
kerala Story, which, despite the excruciatingly negative reviews, is connecting with a segment of the
audience that wants to see more films like these.
In this instance, multiplex theatres have said that starting today, "The
kerala Story" won't be shown. It has been announced that it will not be shown in
tamil Nadu as of today, despite just being shown in mall theatres yesterday. The theatre management has made this choice in light of the law and order situation and the film's poor performance.