The Nepali film ‘Panch Pandav’ is facing widespread boycott calls from religious activists who claim the movie disrespects Hindu beliefs through its portrayal of a character associated with the epic ‘Mahabharat’. Director Basanta Niraula has defended the film, asserting that the criticisms are based on misconceptions and urging audiences to watch the movie before forming judgments.
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The Nepali film ‘Panch Pandav’ is facing widespread boycott calls from religious activists who claim the movie disrespects Hindu beliefs through its portrayal of a character associated with the epic ‘Mahabharat’. Director Basanta Niraula has defended the film, asserting that the criticisms are based on misconceptions and urging audiences to watch the movie before forming judgments.
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