Sandeepa Dhar’s household had to migrate from Kashmir during the genocide of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990. The actress took to social media to share the story of how her household had to leave their native land in the center of the night time in the again of a truck, and how The Kashmir Files introduced lower back the painful memories.
Sandeep Dhar, who used to be viewed in MumBhai, comes from a Kashmiri Pandit household that migrated from their place of origin in 1990. She took to Instagram to thank director Vivek Agnihotri, praise the cast and share her family’s ordeal after gazing The Kashmir Files.
Sandeepa shared a prolonged notice on Instagram with pics of her Kashmir home. She wrote, “The day they announced that Kashmiri Pandits should depart their female at the back of and leave Kashmir, my household determined to flee their homeland, hidden in the again of a truck, with my younger cousin sister hidden below the seat at the back of my father’s ft for safety, quietly in the middle of the night (sic).”
She shared how the film reminded her of all that took place with her household in Kashmir. “As I watched the equal demanding scene in Kashmir Files it shook my core as this is actually my own story! My grandmother died, ready to return to her home, her land, her ‘Panun kashir’ (my Kashmir). This film has been like a punch in the intestine for me. It’s been tons worse for my parents. My family is experiencing PTSD from having to relive it. this is the most vital story that took too lengthy to be told. And remember, this is yet,only a film, there is nonetheless no justice for us (sic),” she added.
The actress further thanked Vivek Agnihotri and praised the solid of the movie headlined through Anupam Kher. “Thank you Vivek Agnihotri for displaying the world the truth. And hats off to the complete forged brilliantly headed by Anupam ji,” her observe concluded. The actor also shared a couple of historic snap shots of her residence in Kashmir,” she wrote.
The Kashmir Files tells the proper story of brutal sufferings persisted by means of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990, during the Kashmir insurgency. It is a real story, based totally on video interviews of the first generation victims of The Kashmir Genocide of Kashmiri Pandit Community. It’s a heart-wrenching narrative of the pain, suffering, war and trauma of Kashmiri pandits and questions eye-opening information about democracy, religion, politics and humanity.
