Kesari Chapter 2
Has Kesari Chapter 2 sparked a debate in the British Parliament?
In a significant moment in the British Parliament, MP Bob Blackman has urged the UK government to formally apologize for the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Over a century since the tragic event, the demand for accountability continues to grow. In his speech at the Parliament, he said, “On April 13th 1919, families gathered very peacefully in the Jallianwala Bagh to enjoy the sun, enjoy the day out with their families. General Dyer on behalf of the British marched his troops in and ordered his troops to fire on those innocent people until they ran out of ammunition. At the end of that m | Click Here...
Akshay Kumar says the F word in ‘Kesari Chapter 2’ teaser; the untold story fo Jallianwala Bagh
The teaser for Kesari Chapter 2: The Untold Story of Jallianwala Bagh has been unveiled, offering a preview of the upcoming historical drama. Starring Akshay Kumar, the film explores the events following the Jallianwala Bagh massacre of 1919. Karan Singh Tyagi directs the project. The teaser, lasting one minute and thirty-nine seconds, opens with an unusual approach. For the first thirty seconds, there are no images, logos, or titles—only sounds that capture the atmosphere of the tragic event. Disturbing audio, including the pleas of victims and gunfire, sets the tone. A message at | Click Here...
Karan Johar makes a huge announcement; fans speculate if it’s for ‘Kesari Chapter 2’?
Karan Johar has announced a new project under Dharma Productions, introducing a debut director to the Hindi film industry. This marks the 24th time his production house has launched a first-time filmmaker. In a social media post, Johar reflected on his journey as a producer since 2003, when he began with Kal Ho Naa Ho. He emphasized his commitment to supporting filmmakers and bringing fresh narratives to the industry. He acknowledged both successes and failures but reiterated that the goal had always been to create meaningful cine | Click Here...