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فلسطینی فلم’ دی وائس آف ہند رجب‘ اسرائیل اور امریکہ کو چیلنج کرتی ہے

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By Anand Patwardhan
| inquilab.com
Wed, 17 June, 2026 EPAPER اس فلم کی ۱۹؍جون سے ہندوستان کے ۱۰۰؍ سے زائد سینما گھروں میں نمائش ہوگی۔ فلم انگریزی ٹائٹلز کے ساتھ ہے، اسلئے اس کی رسائی محدود رہے گی لیکن اگر ہم انگریزی جاننے والے بڑی تعداد میں سینما گھروں کا رخ کریں تو شاید اسے دوسری زبانوں میں بھی پیش کیا جا سکے۔ فلم پوسٹر۔ تصویر:آئی این این حالیہ برسوں میں،جو فلمیں میں نے دیکھی ہیں، ان میں ’دی وائس آف ہند رجب‘ کومیں سب سے طاقتور اور دل کو جھنجھوڑ دینے والی فلموں میں سے ایک مانتا ہوں ۔ یہ فلم ممبئی کے’جی فائیو اے‘میں اس وقت...
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Anand Patwardhan: ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ speaks to India’s buried conscience

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By Anand Patwardhan
| Scroll.in Verified
The Voice of Hind Rajab is the most powerful and moving film that I have seen in recent memory. The movie was screened at the G5A in Mumbai after India’s Central Board of Film Certification finally allowed its release. In March, the Censor Board had blocked the release of the film claiming it would spoil India’s relationship with Israel. Hind Rajab, a five-year-old Palestinian girl, was trapped in a car that Israeli soldiers had shot at in Gaza in January 2024.
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Anand Patwardhan: The taming of the Mumbai Press Club

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By Anand Patwardhan
| Scroll.in Verified
I first met Gurbir Singh in the early 1980s. It was around the beginning of the “liberalisation” era when egalitarian ideals were being replaced by the ideology of the “free” market. As the city of Bombay attempted to beautify itself to attract foreign investment, a huge demolition campaign began against the makeshift shanties of the homeless. Not everyone believed that the poor were mere “eyesores” who made no economic contribution.
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