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Chaos in Telangana theatre during The Kashmir Files screening, slogan-shouting by miscreants

After the chaos at cinema hall, multiplex managers called the police but the drunk miscreants managed to flee the spot. CCTV footage is being scanned to find their identity.

New Delhi: Ruckus prevailed at a theatre in Telangana’s Adilabad district as two miscreants indulged in slogan-shouting while the screening of movie The Kashmir Files was underway.

According to reports, two people walked in the theatre in inebriated condition and started shouting pro-Pak slogans.

As their act left other cinema goes offended and infuriated over, the duo were beaten black & blue by the audience.

The incident reportedly took place at Natraj threatre in Adilabad district.

After the chaos at cinema hall, multiplex managers called the police but the drunk miscreants managed to flee the spot. CCTV footage is being scanned to find their identity.

According to Superintendent of police D Uday Kumar, the duo raised pro-Pakistani slogans in the theatre.

“After being beaten by crowd, they fled the theatre, also their identity couldn’t be established. No formal complaint has been lodged with us,” he said further.

The Kashmir Files screening halted in Kolkata multiplex

However, this was not just the one off incident in Telangana. Days ago, a Kolkata theatre witnessed chaos & ruckus as some men raised slogans during screening of the movie.

The slogan-shouting resulted in a public brawl and the screening was stopped for sometime.

As reported by an IndiaTV journalist Manish Bhattacharya, several people protested inside the cinema hall.


He says, the movie was interrupted for 15 minutes. It was after they were shifted out, the screening could resume.

The incident happened at the iconic Navina cinema hall in Kolkata.

The Kashmir Files movie is creating waves across the nation since its release. Striking a strong chord with Kashmiri Pandits, the movie depicts the gruesome genocide of 1990s, when Kashmiri Hindus were forced out of their homes and brutally harassed & tortured by Pakistan-sponsored terrorists. Many Pandits have come forward and said on record that the movie rightly narrates the horror that the community had to go through during their ouster, however, valley based parties continue to differ with their version.