Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has spoken out against the controversial sequel, 'The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond', labeling it as a propaganda film that aims to divide people and spread hatred. Kashyap's strong words come as the film prepares for its release on February 27, directed by Kena Punda. In a video interview, Kashyap, who was in Kochi for the Filmfare Awards South, expressed his disapproval of the movie's content. He described it as 'b******t propaganda' and accused the makers of being greedy, suggesting that the film's message is divisive and harmful. The trailer's release has sparked mixed reactions, with some viewers calling it propaganda and drawing attention to a controversial 'beef' scene. The original 'The Kerala Story', directed by Sudipto Sen, was a commercial success, earning over Rs 300 crore at the box office. Kashyap's criticism highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the film's impact and the potential consequences of its message.
