Vivek Agnihotri Refuses To Be Part Of Filmfare Awards; Pen’s A Long Note

New Delhi: The Kashmir Files director Vivek Agnihotri has rejected the upcoming Filmfare Awards.

Reacting to a tweet about the Filmfare nominations this year, Vivek wrote a long note slamming the awards and talked about the rise of a new parallel Hindi film industry.

Making an announcement about Filmfare, Vivek wrote on Twitter on Thursday, “I learnt from media that #TheKashmirFiles is nominated in 7 categories for the 68th Filmfare Awards. But I politely refuse to be part of these unethical and anti-cinema awards. Here is why: According to Filmfare, other than the stars, nobody has a face. Nobody matters. That’s why, in the sycophant and unethical world of Filmfare, Master Directors like Sanjay Bhansali or Sooraj Barjatya have no faces. Sanjay Bhansali looks like Alia Bhatt, Sooraj like Mr. Bachchan and Annes Bazmi like Karthik Aryan. It’s not that a filmmaker’s dignity comes from Filmfare Awards but this humiliating system must end.”

He continued, “Therefore, as my protest and dissent against a corrupt, unethical and sycophant establishment of Bollywood, I have decided to not accept such awards. I refuse to be part of any oppressive and corrupt system or awards which treats writers, directors and other HODs & crew members of a film inferior to and/or as slaves to stars.”

Congratulating those who may not win, he wrote, “My congratulations to all those who win and more to those who do not. The brighter side is that I am not alone. Slowly but steadily, a parallel Hindi film industry is emerging. Until then…” He went on to add lines of a Dushyant Kumar poem about revolt for change and added the hashtag #HumDekhenge (we will see).

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