The actor Darshan Kumar shares his perspectives on ‘The Bengal Files,’ discussing its controversial release, the portrayal of historical figures, and the film’s potential to resonate with audiences. Kumar addresses the decision not to release the film in Bengal, urging viewers to approach it with an open mind and experience the narrative firsthand. He reflects on the depiction of Gopal Mukherjee, stating the film portrays him as a courageous figure. Kumar draws parallels between his roles in ‘The Kashmir Files’ and ‘The Bengal Files,’ highlighting the unique journeys of the characters he portrays. He believes ‘The Bengal Files’ has the potential to be as impactful as ‘The Kashmir Files,’ shedding light on previously untold stories. Kumar also praises director Vivek Agnihotri’s approach to filmmaking and his commitment to creating content-driven cinema that sparks crucial conversations and thought. Finally, he discusses the audience’s response to the film’s exploration of the ‘Hindu’ genocide theme.
