'Kaali Is Deeply Rooted in Tribal Folklore': Leena Manimekalai Stands Firm Against Hindu Right
Following the release of her poster for her latest film ‘Kaali’, the filmmaker has been subjected to immense social media backlash.
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Following the release of her poster for her latest film ‘Kaali’, the filmmaker has been subjected to immense social media backlash.
The Aga Khan Museum in Toronto has said it "deeply regrets" causing offence to members of the Hindu and other faith communities and has removed the presentation of the documentary 'Kaali'.
In the said tweet posted on July 2, the Toronto-based director Leena Manimekalai had shared the poster of 'Kaali', which depicted the Hindu goddess smoking and holding an LGBTQ flag.
The filmmaker is in the eye of the proverbial storm over the poster of her film 'Kaali' showing the goddess smoking and holding an LGBTQ flag. She is also facing separate FIRs in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.
Well-known Ayodhya seer, Mahant Raju Das of Hanuman Garhi temple, has issued a threat to filmmaker Leena Manimekalai after the latter shared the poster of her film 'Kaali' which depicts Goddess Kaali smoking a cigarette. 📰 Kaali Poster Row: Ayodhya Seer Mahant Raju Das Warns of Action Against Filmmaker Leena Manimekalai Over Goddess’ Controversial Portrayal.