People are liking the film ‘Oppenheimer’, which was released on 21 July. There is discussion everywhere about the film. The audience choice is huge. But in the meantime, there is also a trap in the puzzle of the film. It has come to the notice of ‘Save Culture Save India Foundation’ that there are scenes in the film ‘Oppenheimer’ which attack Hinduism. In a scene of the film, it is shown that a woman meets a man and recites Bhagavad Gita loudly to save time.

A divine gift to human civilization by Lord Shri Krishna, Bhagavad Gita is one of the most revered scriptures of Hinduism. Gita remains the inspiration of countless saints, brahmacharis and great men who live a life of self-control and do great deeds selflessly. Everyone is surprised how CBFC cleared the film with this scene.

‘Attitude with the feelings of the public’

‘Save Culture Save India Foundation’ said, ‘We are living in a very strange world. Therefore, it should be investigated by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on an institutional basis and those involved should be punished severely. As recently stated by Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur ji and even the courts have observed over the years, the entertainment we have to do is to highlight the cultural and moral sentiments of the masses. The public should disassociate itself from the repeated Massachusetts on its reviews as content creators have a free hand to create these in the name of extravagance. Voice will be raised against it.

Foundation appeals

The Foundation, on behalf of the people of the country, has requested the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to do everything to maintain the dignity of the revered holy book. Those involved should be brought to book so that such things do not happen in future.

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uproar on social media

Not only this, there has been a huge uproar on social media regarding the film. Known as the ‘mystery of the atomic bomb’, J.J. A verse from the Bhagavad Gita being read in the film about Robert Oppenheimer. Seeing all this, many Indian film lovers have become angry. Many people took to Twitter to wonder how the censor board cleared the scene.