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turkish tharkam<\/em> It may not have created a stir at the box office upon its release on November 22, but it has certainly taken social media and news channels by storm. Reports suggest that the film was removed from theaters after some groups objected to its depiction of religious themes and termed it Islamophobic. Director Nawaz Suleman and producer Nadir Khalid have claimed that they are being targeted by fundamentalists and have expressed their desire to re-release the film after editing out the “controversial” parts. The producers also allege that the cast and crew are receiving threats. ‘India condemns all forms of religious terrorism’: Ruchira Kamboj UN adopts resolution on ‘measures to combat Islamophobia’<\/strong>,<\/p>\n
However, the lead actor is Lukman Awaran turkish tharkam<\/em>has denied receiving any threats and claimed to have no knowledge of why the film was withdrawn. In a Facebook post written in Malayalam, the actor expressed his stance, distancing himself from the controversies associated with the film.<\/p>\n
His post read: “I have noticed the unfortunate discussions surrounding turkish tharkam<\/em>In which I am an actor. The production of this film started two and a half years ago. As far as I know, the decision to remove the film from theaters after release was taken jointly by the producer and director. As an actor in the film, I inquired about the reasons behind its withdrawal but did not get any clear answer from the responsible parties. As far as I know, neither I nor anyone I know has received any threat related to this film.<\/p>\n