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Actor Vikrant Massey has started a new debate about India’s independence and Hindu identity through his statements in the promotion of his new film. sabarmati reportBased on the 2002 Godhra incident. In interviews, Messi has raised questions that go beyond cinema.
In a recent podcast, Massey questioned whether India’s 1947 independence was actually independence, calling it “so-called” independence. He suggested that Hindus have only recently found space to assert their identity within the country. Drawing comparisons to India’s history of colonization, he claimed that Hindu identity has only emerged openly in the last decade, sparking outrage among some who argue that India’s independence movement and Constitution have always guaranteed the identity of every citizen. Is of.
This viewpoint has drawn Massey comparisons with BJP MP Kangana Ranaut, who had previously made similar claims, saying that “real” independence only came in 2014. Such comments invite scrutiny because they attempt to rewrite national history in favor of contemporary narratives. However, Massey’s statements also highlight a recurring theme in Indian cinema: using historical and religious narratives to attract specific audiences.
