Anupam Kher has hit back at the ongoing controversy surrounding 'The Kashmir Files' after Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid termed his film "propaganda".
In a Twitter post, the actor, who played one of the lead roles in the movie, shared his thoughts about the remarks made at the 53rd International Film Festival of India (IFFI) on Monday night in Goa. Sharing the video, he wrote, "The truth of 'Kashmir files' is stuck like a thorn in the throat of some people. They are neither able to swallow it nor spit it out! The souls of those who are dead are desperately struggling to prove this truth as false. But our film is now a movement and not a film. The despicable #Toolkit gang keep trying a million times."
Kher also shared a series of stills from the Oscar-winning Steven Spielberg-directed Holocaust drama 'Schindler's List' along with a picture from 'The Kashmir Files'. He wrote, "No matter how big the lie is, it's always smaller than the truth in comparison."
