Kerala Story actor Adah Sharma, who is currently enjoying the huge success of her recently released film, reportedly met with a road accident on Sunday. Reports also suggest that director Sudipto Sen was also injured. The team of The Kerala Story was supposed to attend the Hindu Ekta Yatra in Karimnagar, but as per reports, the event was canceled after an accident. Now, on her social media, Adah has informed fans that she is doing ‘fine’ and it is ‘nothing major’.
Adah tweeted, “I’m fine guys. Due to the ongoing news about our accident, getting a lot of messages. Whole team, we are all fine, nothing serious, nothing major, but worrying.” Thank You for.”
Director Sudipto also shared an update on Twitter and said that he could not attend the event due to a ‘medical emergency’. “Thank you so much for your concern about our health. We are overwhelmed by your calls and warm messages. Just wanted to let you know – we are all right now. Tom, we will be resuming our promotional events. Please our Keep supporting. Love and light,” he said.
Since the release of The Kerala Story, Ada Sharma has been receiving death threats. The film has faced backlash from a section of political parties and groups who have accused it of propaganda and have called for a ban. In West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has banned the film, citing concerns about maintaining peace and preventing potential crimes and violence. Despite all the controversies, the film is doing well at the box office. Read also: The Kerala Story Box Office Collection Day 10: Adah Sharma-Sudipto Sen’s film continues its run
Earlier, the lead actress thanked the audience for making The Kerala Story a blockbuster. He tweeted, “Defaming my honesty, my integrity, making fun of threats, shadow banning our teaser, banning the film in some states, defamation campaigns were launched…but the audience voted #TheKeralaStory No.1 Made it. All the time!! WOW! Audience you won. You won and now we’re on the international stage.”
about the story of kerala
‘The Kerala Story’ features actress Adah Sharma as Fathima Ba, a Hindu Malayali nurse who is among the 32,000 women who went missing from Kerala and later joined ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria). Gone. Forced to accept Islam. Also, the film highlights the ‘love jihad’ propaganda, where Muslim men manipulate Hindu girls to convert to Islam and abandon their families.
Soon after the film’s trailer was released, a petition was filed against it on the grounds of ‘hate speech of the worst kind’ and ‘audio-visual propaganda’. Several political leaders criticized the film and claimed that the makers are making false claims that it is a real story and the number of ‘32000 women’ is fake.